Jumping Jax

He's started to really enjoy his Jumperoo. I remember the first time that I put him in it (Easter weekend), his feet would barely touch the floor. We had to put the phone book under him. I guess it just shows how much he is growing.


As promised, here is Jax rolling over from back to tummy. Ironically, we are starting to find him on his tummy more and more now. I guess now that it is "in his control," he doesn't mind being on his tummy.


It's so strange to look at our living room now - Jax has definitely taken over - From the bouncy chair to the Jumperoo, and the bumbo chair, blanket to roll on, the swing . . . it's hardly recognizable anymore!

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April S. said…
I am DYING to see Jax in person! He is TOO CUTE!! I know what you mean about Jax taking over the living room/house! Tatum has taken over too! I told Antonio the other day that we have already outgrown the house and need a bigger one before we can have more babies!
May 3, 2007 at 4:50 PM
Corinne said…
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May 7, 2007 at 8:31 PM
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