Kaleb can already sit up great in the Bumbo seat
He loves to be in it and watch Blake play... and tries his best to play too!
And he's got the beginnings to crawling going... holding himself up on his arms and trying to scoot his legs (I'm sure it will still be a little while before that happens, but for a baby who hates being on his stomach this is a huge start!)
Granddaddy, Blake, Kaleb and Momma had a fun picnic at the river last week
Blake trying to get the chocolate off his face!
Blake was eager to dig his hands in the mud
He loved squishing it through his fingers!
Then he decided to just sit right down and rub it all over him... what a boy!
Granddaddy only had to show him once and he was throwing like a pro!
He would count... ONE, TWO, SEVEN, EIGHT every time he threw! (I promise we count over a dozen times a day, but yet he skips from two to seven every time???? Oh well, its cute!)
Momma and the boys stopping for a quick picture before heading out to a Mother's Day dinner with Daddy!
Mother's Day at Miss Lilly's in Townsend with part of the fam! (Hoppy, Judy Kay, Papaw Dave, Grandma Evie, Grandma, Leslie, Kaleb, Granddaddy and Blake)
For those of you who may not know, Kaleb was born with his left foot "club." Basically this means that either it was caused by being stuck in the wrong position in the womb or developing that way from the start- we aren't 100% sure which. Either way, it was a condition that needed fixing! The orthopedic doctor decided the best decision was to treat it as a true club foot. The outline of treatment was to put his left foot in a cast for 6 to 8 weeks (changing it once a week to allow for growth and to check progress) then, to do a minor surgery called a tenadomy (where they cut his Achilles tendon) and put him back in a cast for approx. 4 weeks. After that he would go into a brace that he will wear 27/7 (except for baths) until he starts to crawl, at which point he will wear it only at night. We thankfully only ended up having 5 weeks of Kaleb being in the regular casts and another 3 weeks after the tenadomy. He has been in the brace a little over 3 weeks now and is doing just great! He has handled this whole process much better than most babies from what we hear and were prepared for... in fact, he is already turning over from his back to belly! We are so thankful for such a sweet, happy spirited little boy!
