Thursday, March 29, 2007
Charlie continues his birthday celebrations...
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Charlie's 1st Birthday Bash!
This picture was taken near the end of the party, but Charlie was still in good spirits (it was all that cake!)Thanks to everyone who came to Charlie's party- for everything! Charlie had a fantastic time and Chris and I enjoyed ourselves, too. Charlie has been busy with his new toys and we look forward to dressing him in his new outfits! Thanks again!
Chris and the birthday boy. Thanks to Grandma and Grandpa C. for the cute shirt!The Many Stages of Cake...
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Charlie's First Haircut
The finished look! Yes, it isn't much different, but I wanted him to still look like a baby! He is putting his hand to his ear here to tell me that I am being to loud! I was saying, "Look at mummy, look at mummy!" pretty loudly (I was quite hyper), and he was basically telling me to be quiet! Now he is ready for his 1-year-old pictures on Friday!
The back...it looks a but uneven, but his hair fold into his little neck so it really isn't.....
A little off the top.

The first cuts...
As far as Charlie's leg is doing he is almost back to normal. He is cruising the furniture again, and crawling quickly. The only thing is that he seems a bit stiff when he is standing and trys to sit down, but this will loosen up over time. We are really impressed with his progress.
We'll keep you updated on all the birthday happenings!
Friday, March 09, 2007
CHARLIE IS FREE!
This picture is was taken a couple of hours after Charlie had his cast removed. He was a very brave boy, and actually laughed while the nurse assistant removed the cast with the little machine- I think it tickled! I think the writing on his T-shirt is very fitting! The doctors said that everything has healed as expected- good news! Charlie was a very social boy in the hospital, pointing at all the kids (especially the crying ones, which was a bit embarassing), and saying "Wha dat?" He seemed a bit confused as to why he all of a sudden had the use of his legs again. Yesterday he pulled up on all fours and today he took a couple of proper crawls forward. It's very cute because most of the time he still crawls like he has his his right leg in a cast (like a lizard)! Today he woke up VERY HAPPY, like it sunk in that he didn't have his legs restrained anymore. Back to the old Charlie- we are so happy! Anyways...the doctors say that he will regain his motor skills in his own time, which we don't think will be too long. Throughout this whole thing Charlie has really amazed us by keeping his good humor and adapting so well. He really is one in a million and we love him to pieces.On a side note, in this picture Charlie is doing his version on the baby sign for dog, which is bouncing your hands up and down while pointing downwards with the first two fingers of both hands. He does a bunch of baby signs now, as if by having his legs in a cast he concentrated more on communicating. Charlie also says his own version of doggie, duckie, turtle, and all done (although I'm not sure anyone else could understand him!).
Thanks again for all the well wishes while Charlie has been injured! We really appreciate everyone's love and support!
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