Super Buster

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's our little blob - Super Buster.

Super Buster is now three months old and his list of achievements is growing. So what makes Super Buster so super?

Super Buster is easy going and doesn't mind his big brother and sister poking and proding him. Super Buster can smile (he has a dimple) and is starting to laugh. Super Buster can say "aaah". Super Buster concentrates very hard at trying to grab toys hanging in front of him. Super Buster isn't interested in trying to raise his head during tummy time, he's too busy digging his toes into the floor and trying to push off. Super Buster is a good little feeder and sleeper. Super Buster loves a cuddle. After a long day there is nothing Super Buster likes more than a float in the bath followed by a massage.

Life is sweet

We truly are lucky to have such three wonderful children. Yes, they all have their moments that leave me and Michael arguing over whose genes are responsible for certain behavioural traits; but on the whole they are happy, healthy, and caring to one another - gotta be pleased with that.

"He's my baby gorgeous", says Milly.

The B-Boy and his tank top.

"I want to be in the picture with Buster." "No, I do." "No, I do." "No, I do."

Meeting their newest cousin - Casper Kobi Bartley.

Another Hobson head.

All smiles when Milly sings "I can sing-a-rainbow".

Tummy time sees our Buster face down on the floor. That Hobson head is hard to lift.