Moose vs. Squirt

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When Squirt was born, I thought he looked JUST like Moose. And they still have the same features but wow, they look so different. Here, I'll let you decide.


These were both taken in November, one in 2007, the other in 2009.
Since the date is on the second picture, I'll tell you that the first is Moose, the second is Squirt.
Moose is in 6-9 month clothes, Squirt 3-6 (those pants are still 0-3 but are getting short).
I think Moose had a good 5 pounds on Squirt.
About the same height though.

I will not lie, when Moose was this age, I NEVER thought he was chunky. Oh but wasn't he? And isn't it adorable?! Those cheeks. And oh, Squirt just melts my little mama heart with his sweetness. He's so darn cute.

I just feel like Squirt is so different, and he is of course. But I was feeding Moose food by this time, haven't even tried cereal with Squirt. Moose was playing in his ExerSaucer, I've only put Squirt in it once. I need to get this kid moving! :) lol

Comments

Dee said…
They are sooo cute! I think Isabella looks a lot like Evan did and when I look back at pictures from this month 2 years ago, I see some of him in her, but she's definitely her own kid!
December 3, 2009 at 7:41 AM
Jen said…
No don't. I think its nice with the second one to slow things down. Let them be a baby for a while, enjoy it. You are experienced Mommy and now what its coming next just let them kids get there at their pace.

I know that is what I did with my 2nd (3rd and 4th ;))
December 3, 2009 at 10:26 AM
EmmaP said…
they could amost pass for twins... but there are some differnces. way cute! i love the little hats!!!
December 4, 2009 at 5:04 AM
Mariah said…
BOTH ADORABLE!! I think squirt has bigger yes though :)
December 7, 2009 at 12:02 PM
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