In just five days, Kade Smith will be two months old! We know you all have been eager to see photos of him, and we will continue to share pictures as we are able. Here is a new one of the little guy snuggling with his teddy bear. How adorable is he with his squinty eyes? If you haven't yet seen Kade's newborn photos, be sure to take a look at our post from December 13th.
Photo courtesy of Tori and Bobby Smith/thebatesfamily.com
Kade Smith
Photo courtesy of Tori and Bobby Smith/thebatesfamily.com
He's adorable
ReplyDeleteAwww. So incredibly sweet!
ReplyDeleteKade' is so cute especially with his teddy bear.
ReplyDeleteHe is so cute! I know Bobby and Tori are great parents! I love watching your show every Thursday. ��
ReplyDeleteHe's so adorable!!! And love his blue elephant! My son also has his favorite stuffed toy elephant that he drags everywhere with him, and he's already 18 months - so cute when they get a favorite animal:) - Tanya
ReplyDeleteTanya that not and elephant that's a teddy bear. Did you read what it side above.
DeleteOh so precious!
ReplyDeleteSo Adorable.. Congratulations to your family. Blessings.
ReplyDeletePrecious angel with hair.
ReplyDeleteCan that baby breathe? He's wrapped to tightly. Not a good practice at this stage of the game. He needs to be able to move his legs.
ReplyDeleteHe’s going to sleep, a lot babies get swaddled before they go to sleep.
DeleteHe's fine. He's in his bed and looking pretty sleepy. Some young babies sleep better when they're swaddled.
DeleteMO- Very cute- still looks his daddy. He's wrapped up a little too tightly for my liking... But then again, I'm claustrophobic! haha- If the baby is happy, then it's all good. :o)
ReplyDeleteHe’s in a baby swaddle, it’s not too tight. Maybe do some research on them.
DeleteHe's adorable
ReplyDeleteAdorable
ReplyDeleteHe is cute but that swaddle looks very tight...
ReplyDeleteIt’s supposed to be tight.
DeleteIt looks very tight
DeleteI don't understand why he's wrapped up so tightly?
ReplyDeleteSome babies like the sensory feedback which helps them settle - my son did. Similar to restrictions of being in the womb, sense of security. As long as they're not swaddled all day too it's ok.
DeleteYears ago swaddling your babies was the common thing to do, and babies were generally more contented than what they are these days with so little swaddling...
DeleteYep, some babies sleep better when they're swaddled.
DeleteSome babies like to be swaddled but I do have the concern of the stuffed toy in bed with him. I only say this because he could roll over and possibly suffocate. I just don't want them to suffer a tragedy. Now if it's just for the picture then all is well.
ReplyDeleteI thought the same thing at first, but given that Tori has spent a lot of time around babies and has her mom and sisters to ask questions to, it was probably just for the picture.
DeleteIt's really nobody's business what is in his crib. He has parents.
DeleteLots of children sleep with blankets and stuffed animals. Years ago we all did this
DeleteNot a big deal.
I have ten children, all grown. They all slept with stuffed animals at a young age and they all survived. Some people stress out too much.
DeleteCan a swaddled baby roll over? I agree that the stuffed animal shouldn't be in bed when he's sleeping.
DeleteThere it is I knew someone would say something negative. He's fine and I'm sure his parents are keeping an eye on him
Deleteat least his arms are free! swaddling the arms prevents their startle reflex, which yes wakes them but also helps prevent SIDS.
ReplyDeleteKade is absolutely precious, and our family wishes him the most blessed life. With the parents God has given him, he's got a great future ahead. xoxo The HARLOW family
ReplyDeleteCOME ON, The Bates know everything about how to handle a baby!!!! Stop it, the stuffy looks placed there, for some more cuteness!!!!! Kade is wonderful, and I loved your wedding dress, lol!!!!
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