Double Cuteness Overload

I couldn’t resist Cee’s CBWC challenge for this week. A wonderful opportunity to show off my precious grandchildren. I also successfully mastered colour fill.

These two beautiful children bring the most joy to my life. We are very fortunate to be able to see lots of them. Lachie turns 3 in June and Rosie is almost 8 months. Rosie suffers from Severe Acid Reflux and has her milk fed to her through a tube. We are all hoping that this will gradually improve and be gone by the time she turns one in September. It has been a hard journey for my daughter and her partner, and took a while to be diagnosed. However as you can see Rosie is the happiest baby and is always smiling and laughing out loud at Lachie’s antics.

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Author: Alison

Hi A nanny of two and a mum of two adult children, mum to two fur babies and wife of one. I love to travel and up until recently travelled the world, now exploring Western Australia! I play bridge, board games, read dance and blog in my spare time.

36 thoughts on “Double Cuteness Overload”

  1. I never saw a brighter smile! She is adorable, and so is he. So proud of her! Poor little scrap- that must have been a struggle for all of them. Here’s hoping 🙂 🙂

  3. What lovely grandchildren, I feel certain her condition will improve in the coming months so that the tube can be removed. Hope your weekend is going well. Marion

  4. They really are a cute pair! Both so photogenic too 🙂 I hope little Rosie’s condition improves and she’ll be able to ditch the tube soon, but she’s clearly delightful despite her difficulties 🙂

  10. They are cuties indeed! and I’m so glad you get to see them often!
    It is tough to have a child who is ill – it must have been challenging for the parents, and for you.

  11. Two of my three kids had GOR but not to the extent that they needed a feeding tube. It wasn’t recognized in those days that food intolerances were a major cause and could pass through breastmilk, as much as it is considered now. One boy did better getting onto solids, but things did improve when they turned 1 and were more upright. I hope it is similar for your granddaughter. It is not easy to know your child is in pain.
    All the photos are delightful and well done and the colour fill. Which app do you use?

  13. These are precious photos, Ali. Hopefully all will get better soon. I am feeling for you too….as a mum I would prefer to suffer myself than see my kids or grandkids suffering. Sending hugs my dear.

      1. Oh yeah. Good luck as there was one case again yesterday that came from SA quarantine. But fingers crossed.

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