A bit late, but here's a pic :)

11 years ago

Little Jacob arrived in September, and is now 3 months old. We're finally starting to get some routines worked out - it's a lot harder juggling 2 kids than it was with the first one! I didn't have a fall or winter garden at all, and my spring garden will be pretty small, but hopefully I'll be able to take my boys out there with me and get some work done. I'll definitely be buying seedlings though. It looks like the little guy may be an early crawler and I don't have a baby proof seed starting area, lol!

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whgille
11 years ago
Congratulations on little Jacob! That is your best Christmas present.

Don't worry about the garden, it will all flow with care and time...

I wish you the best for you and your growing family!

Silvia
katkin_gw
11 years ago
He's adorable! Best of luck and enjoy him while you can. You can always have a garden later, but they are little only a short time. :o)
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tinael01
11 years ago
Hi Amber! Now that's some beautiful farm produce! :)
bamboo_rabbit
11 years ago
Audra,

What a handsome boy:)
writersblock (9b/10a)
11 years ago
Aww, what a little cutie!
keiki
11 years ago
Congratulations he is beautiful.
L_in_FL
11 years ago
What a cutie - congratulations! I have four boys myself, and they do make it a little more "interesting" to find time to garden. I did some gardening with babies and toddlers in tow when I had my first two kids, but it started going downhill when I had #3, and I let it go completely when I was pregnant with the fourth. Pioneer women were much tougher than I am!

But if your garden does get downsized or if you even stop completely for a while, don't sweat it. As Katkin said, they don't stay little for long! It seems just yesterday that my youngest was a baby, but one of the reasons I got back into gardening last spring is that my youngest turned four in August. (Where did the time go?) So, enjoy them while they are young!