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Brothers

It has been an amazing thing to watch Sam meet his little brother. We really worked to talk about it a lot with Sam but it was always hard to know how much he was understanding. However, watching them now it is clear that Sam was somewhat prepared and is already starting to bond with the little guy. Although I am sure there will be ups and downs, I think these two will be wonderful friends. Today when I arrived home from the hospital Sam was so excited. Here I thought I would be the main attraction but no, it was 'baby brother Coleson' who stole the spotlight. Sam wanted nothing more but to hug him, kiss him, tickle his toes, rock him, hold him and 'nuggle him. Sam wants baby Cole to watch him eat, hold his hand and has even asked him to be quiet ;) I never would have guessed Sam would have been so interested in this little baby.

So here's hoping the brotherly lovin' continues!





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D J E and M Huber said…
So wonderful and cut. Congrats, you guys!
June 18, 2010 at 12:55 AM
Davis Family said…
Of course he's a good big brother!! Yeah for Sam and yeah for Cole too! Haha - he really is huge! Good for you guys.
June 22, 2010 at 11:21 PM
Unknown said…
Just saw you have a blog too!
Love to see the sibling love, enjoy:)
June 29, 2010 at 1:19 AM
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