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First Steps and a New Year for Baby Lump

2009 – what a year!   I became a mother and an aunt, James graduated from BU and Emmett hit some major milestones.  I think most of my immediate family members regard 2009 as one of – if not THE – best year yet, and I could not agree more.

Emmett’s first Christmas was great.  We headed up to Maine for Christmas Day with James’ family and then back down to Boston to meet my parents and sister for Christmas round two.  Needless to say, Emmett got a lot of good loot.

baby's first Christmas

Emmett's first Christmas, in Maine

New Year’s Eve was pretty quiet.  I co-hosted my company’s Internet marketing podcast in the afternoon, which was a lot of fun.  Then James, Emmett and I spent a relaxing evening at home that included some yummy Thai takeout, a cozy fire, watching the ball drop and drinking champagne at midnight.

Perhaps the coolest development of the past couple of weeks, however, was the fact that Emmett took his first steps (literally fewer than 24 hours after my parents went back to New Jersey after Christmas)!  In fact, in less than a week, he’s become a real pro.  Check out a video of some of his first few steps below …

Now that the hustle and bustle of the holidays are over, I have to focus on my next big project — Emmett’s first birthday party!  Considering it’s only 2 weeks away and I still have a lot to do to prepare, I should keep myself pretty busy.  I’m getting excited though; I just bought some pretty awesome themed decorations online :)

family at Christmas

Check out the various Baby Lump photo albums on 2009 at http://www.flickr.com/photos/littlebabylump/sets and videos at http://www.youtube.com/pamelump.

Cheers to 2010 and to more milestones, happiness and love for Baby Lump, and thanks for reading along in ’09!

Happy New Year from LittleBabyLump.com!

  1. January 12, 2010 at 6:35 pm | #1

    A tradition in my family is that on a babies first birthday, they are given the cake and then are allowed to do whatever they want with it. (Obviously after the candles are blown out.) My sister wouldn’t touch her cake, but I dug in with both hands and proceeded to make a mess. The photos are fantastic and the whole family has enjoyed watching my nephews go through the same fun. Just an idea for the first :-)

    You have a beautiful family!

  2. January 12, 2010 at 6:37 pm | #2

    That’s exactly the plan, Karen. Stay tuned for pictures!

  1. January 5, 2010 at 2:37 am | #1

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