MIA JOY KNOUF 1 year old




Our Precious “Joy Girl”
One Year ago, we had the privilege and honor to welcome yet another of God’s special blessings into our lives and home.

Mia Joy Knouf has been such a “Joy” to our family and it has been so much fun seeing all the changes she has gone through this past year. It is hard to believe that I had such a hard time nursing her and now would you believe that is about all she wants, no pacifier or bottle! (that is kind of rough on Mom)
We were also concerned about her weight and now we are calling her “chubby” ;0) God is so good! It is amazing how much a child learns in the first year of life, she is right on the verge of walking, she has taken a couple steps, She stands up in the middle of the floor while holding her baby doll but seems to be content with that.
Speaking of Baby Dolls she is ALL girl, She loves them! But then she also likes to wrestle with Logan and Levi and they love it too! Of course all her brothers and sisters love playing with her, they are so amazed at everything she does. Her vocabulary is dada, bubba, maaa, dat(that) and of course she loves to scream with Logan.
She really enjoyed spending time with her Grandma and Grandpa as they came to visit us while we were in NYC! She is not one to sit in a car seat, as a matter of fact, she hates it, and she doesn’t like her crib much either, But she loves to be free to roam.
We did have to take her off the Monitor, our medical would not cover it since she is over a year old. So she is off the Apnia Monitor, Please pray that she no longer needs it, she never had any Alarms and the last tech that checked her monitor said that she should be off , so that is what we did.
I know it has been a while and I have lots to update on but I wanted to first let you know that our baby is now 1yr old, wow, where did the time go??






Comments

Shari said…
I can't believe she's ONE already! She's a cutie!
Sunday, August 10, 2008 10:56:00 PM
Missy said…
Mia you are sooooooo cute!!!
Hey stina I will try to call later.
Love you all lots
Krystle.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008 5:31:00 PM
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