David is very intent on getting every last drop. He keeps his hands clasped while he is all business. And that is why he is a 1-month old boy, now wearing 3-month clothes.
Since birth, David has had a very strong neck. He usually lifts his head if he is on his tummy. The only exception to that is if he is tired and is being soothed--with cuddles or a binki. The binki was my trick to get him to be still long enough for the camera to capture a clear picture of him. David loves tummy time!
David still like his legs to be folded up together; he is also growing more accustomed to stretching them out. So occasionally he will fold them up, then when he stretches them back out, they both end up on the same side.
I wish we could have taken a picture with all of us together--then I would have captured both of my valentines in the same picture. Our hearts were bursting on the day we celebrate love! Plenty of that in our home with David around.
Sam and I met in 2002. We fell in love in 2005. Together we met our son, David in 2009 and fell in love with him the very instant we met him.
David came to us through the miracle of adoption, and the happiest day since our marriage was the day he was sealed to us in the temple. That means we will be a family--forever.
Through David's adoption we were blessed with an angel birth mother, whom we absolutely adore. We stay in contact with her and love her with our whole hearts.
We look forward to welcoming another child into our family through adoption.
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