Since Quinn is still officially a foster child, I can't legally post any pictures of him. I found a few that "hid" his face to share.
This was the first time I held him at the courthouse in Seneca County.
This was the first time I held him at the courthouse in Seneca County.
Playing with Abe.
The first week he was home, he wouldn't venture far from Billy or I. We would leave the room for a few minutes and return. We knew he felt at home when we left for about 1 minute and he had ventured into the bathroom. Needless to say, the door now stays closed!
Bubbles!
He is such a joy and we are so lucky to have him! After a very clingy first week, he now enjoys being a part of this crazy family. We are soooo in love!
Sons are an heritage from the Lord, children a blessing from Him.
Psalm 127:3
Bubbles!
He is such a joy and we are so lucky to have him! After a very clingy first week, he now enjoys being a part of this crazy family. We are soooo in love!
Sons are an heritage from the Lord, children a blessing from Him.
Psalm 127:3
3 comments:
I'm in love just from these few pictures! I'm glad everything is working out so well!
Because I know the journey well, I am rejoicing with you. God has given you a story and I love how you give Him all the glory for His sweet provisions. Keep us posted on your road to adoption. We will continue to pray for you all. Love & Blessings, Kim
The pictures made me cry...espcially the one of you holding him in the courthouse. What an amazing story God has planned for his little life and for the Ivey family. WE love you guys and are still celebrating (and closely watching hoping to learn from you) with all of you!
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