This Saturday found Sammy and me in Frederick, Maryland, where we helped his friend Lillian celebrate her first birthday in style. And what's a first birthday without a bunch of cake-smash photos?
We then spent the rest of the afternoon watching all of the little ones run/crawl around and have a great time. There were about ten kids there, ranging in age from five months to six years old, and amazingly enough, there wasn't a single tantrum or breakdown (parents included). One of the highlights of the afternoon was Lillian's new water table, which translated to a lot of wet, but happy, kiddos--Sammy included, which is why he spent the better part of the day in one of his diapers because I quickly tired of changing him into dry outfits.
Okay, onto the Sammy update--that's probably why you're here, right? In the midst of all of the chaos of all of the kids playing and carrying on, Sammy took three honest-to-goodness steps. He walked. For real. Fortunately I wasn't the only one who saw it--Lillian's grandma, Judy, saw it, too. We both sat there on the couch, mouths agape. It was like all of a sudden Sammy just made up his mind to go for a short walk and off he went. It was amazing. I suppose this means that Sammy might actually be walking by the time Captain Husband gets home in a few weeks--my baby boy is going to be a toddler before I know it!
9 comments:
I love the whole idea of a cake smash!! Great pics!
You know what happens after those steps...he'll learn to run! Keep up girl!
Yeah Sammy!! Look out world, here he comes!
OMG! I love,love,love the smash-cake photos! Sammy is just toooooo cute!!
Happy Tuesday, L!
Congratulations Sammy!
So cute, who doesn't love a cake smash!!!
Way to go Sammy!!!!
Wooohooo! Go Sammy! Amy also did 3 steps a few days ago, then nothing and today...8!!!!! She wants to walk walk walk and is always taking my hand to balance....I am KNACKERED ;-) she either walks or sleeps...no middle thing;-) wonder who will be walking for real first...so exciting!
Awesome! It sounds like it was a fantastic time. My son took his first unassisted steps on Christmas Day, and three days later he was scooting all over the house with his stand-and-walk school bus. Now he spends all day running full tilt, never stopping.
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