10 Months Old and Running!

Bryce, Where Do You Get Your Muscles?

That's what I thought! (He's so cute in this shirt. Eric got it for him when he was just a few months old and here he is fitting into it already...that's crazy!)

A Nice Day at the Park

Eric, Bryce and I took advantage of the weather Sunday and got out of the house. Here are some pictures of Bryce (me and Eric too) playing at Fountain City Park. We had a great time and Bryce really loved picking up the rocks. You'll notice him sitting on the ground...that's what he started staring at as soon as we got there. He had to carry a rock around with him everywhere we went. It was a challenge but he did really well walking on the rocks...I'm sure he was wondering why the ground kept moving! He's still learning how to use the equipment, so Mommy and Daddy were able to get some play time in as well.

Mommy's Little Model

Bryce Enjoying the Flurries

We didn't get to play in the snow but we poked our heads outside to get some flurries on our noses.

Guess Who's Walking!! 9 Months Old! Now It Begins!

So, Bryce is officially walking. I know, I know, the fun is just starting, LOL. Anyways, here it is, a small part of the infamous video. Enjoy.

My First Christmas with Mommy and Daddy!

We were so excited about Bryce's first Christmas! He was really into opening the gifts and pulling the tissue paper out of the gift bags. He got a rock and bounce Radio Flyer horse, pull-along learning bug, learning snail, his first football, V.Smile Baby video game, sit-n-learn chair and desk, mega blocks, a pair of New Balance tennis shoes, clothes, and much more. Santa told us that Bryce was the best kid he had ever kept his eye on! Eric and I would have to agree.

Bryce first saw his gift, the rock and bounce Radio Flyer horse, that Uncle Nick sent from Alabama. Eric put it together Christmas Eve and had it sitting in front of the tree for Christmas morning. He really liked it! I changed his diaper and fed him before we opened gifts and once I was done changing his diaper he crawled over to the horse and stared at it but didn't touch it like he knew he wasn't supposed to even see it yet.