Happy "Half" Birthday Little Titus (0-6 month photo's)

6 month's old today!! I am having a hard time believing my little guy is 6 month's old today! Time is going way too FAST!!! I need him to stop growing and stay mommy's baby. I actually really do love watching him grow and learn new things.

Happy Half Birthday Titus!

Selah meeting her brother for the first time.

I'm new here: March 24, 2011

1 month old on Easter Sunday and not happy here but adorable in his hat.

2 month's and very happy and starting

to giggle.

Big boy at 3 month's sitting in the Bumpo.

Making goofy faces at 4 month's

Moving and rolling all over the place at 5 month's.

My sitter at 6 month's old! BIG BOY

Wanted the paper so bad and then tried to eat it.

Dear Titus,

Your mommy, daddy, and sister are blessed by you. You are such a playful and fun boy! We are excited to continue to watch you grow. Currently your favorite thing to do is your jumper and you are turning into a great eater. You love sweet potatoes and banana's. You are still breast feeding and recently you are not happy to get any bottles. I think you are a mommy's boy but mommy is going to buy a new bottles so you can still drink from it. You have already shown interest in your sippy cup too so that might be a good option. Mommy and daddy pray for you daily and we know God has big plans for you!

XOXOXO,
Mommy

Comments

Madeline said…

He's so cute!

September 24, 2011 at 5:16 PM

Jenn said…

LOVE the picture of Titus and Selah, her eyes are totally big and beautiful!! I am very glad I get to watch him grow and have you as a friend!!

September 25, 2011 at 8:16 AM

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