Posted by camilla on November 9, 2010 in Uncategorized with No Comments
So, we’ve been sick for the past coupla days, which is part of the reason I haven’t been so great about posting! I’m still going to aim for a post-packed November, because that’s how I roll …
Here’s a size comparison, for fun!
Sam at two days old:

Two Days
Sam at one week old:

One Week
Sam at two weeks old:

Two Weeks
Sam at three weeks old:

Three Weeks
Sam at four weeks old:

Four Weeks
Sam at five weeks old:

Five Weeks
Sam at six weeks old:

Six Weeks
Sam at seven weeks old:

Seven Weeks
It’s safe to say that it seems he’s been going through one long growth spurt. Next size comparison starting at eight weeks! Can’t believe it’s been this long already …
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