That's my boy! He'll be five months old next week.
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Hello,
Jennifer F. told me about y'all's site and I came by today to check it out. Lo & behold a handsome baby boy staring back that is the exact same age as our beautiful baby girl! Violet will be 5 months next week, too! :) I look forward to learning more about y'all through my RSS reader.
Jenny,
Thanks for reading! Jennifer is a good publicist. :) I hope your Violet brings your family as much joy as Jack does ours.
Awwwww....
Perfectly edible! What a blessing -- congratulations again.
He's adorable! I'm looking forward to seeing him in person in a few weeks!
He's so handsome. Five months already? Wow. Enjoy every fleeting moment!
What gorgeous big eyes he has!
He's utterly delicious, and the eyes are wonderful -- God bless all of you! Hugs to the little guy.
If you're catholic, baby pictures are never gratuitous:-)
Good job, Darwins! :) He's gorgeous.
Ahhh yes,.....the heir to the Darwin Empire :)
I'm going to need more Jack Darwin time on Saturday. He's positively yummy!
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