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Little Bear Eyes

I'm gonna go out on a limb and state how adorably cute and precious our 3 nephews truly are. They are such good kids, all of them. They're polite, sweet, and yea I'll say it, the way cutest little bears ever to grace this earth. We've spent a chunk of time with our youngest nephew lately, Connor, and when I say he is the most babylicuous and amazing little person, well, I can't make this stuff up. He is coming into his own personality more each day. He is strong and tough; lovable and cuddly; determined and smart-this guy is the whole package! He also quite enjoys numerous bananas, graham crackers, ketchup, and vanilla wafers; doing what has come to be known as the Connor Shuffle; and really he wanders about with such inquisition for all things he encounters.

Hunty and I are so grateful we get to watch these babies grow and they teach us so much. More than as an aunt and an uncle but as people. Seeing life through the eyes of babes is a wonderful and fortunate opportunity.

The Connor baby bear:


Enjoying some banana and strawberry yogurt with added 'nanas and wafers and smurf sprinkles, natch


Momma Love


Debating his next adventure...


Gorgeous Momma Bear and the little


Uncle and little discussing life over some graham crackers


I mean, really. This baby. That smile. I can't even handle it.


Handsome.


Those thighs. What baby thighs, hands and arms should be!


Night night little one. You are so loved!

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