My second son, William, is a more easy going sort of fellow. I just love his sleeping position which involves a yoga style that I believe is called "Salute to Sky with Butt in the Air".
Here here is in his typical sleeping yoga style with his feet tucked up under him.
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1 comments:
Baby feet are the most precious things in the world. I used to love to hold and even pretend to bite my sons' feet until...they became man feet. The exact opposite of baby feet. Man feet are big, ugly, & smelly. But baby feet - the best.
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