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Broomfield family pictures, Corbin's 9 months

I am starting this blog off with one of the last pictures I took.  Because I am SOOOOO excited that I actually got a picture of all of them smiling!  Most of the time I have about -30 seconds of the middle squirmy kid staying still.  This time he gave me about 30 seconds and I was able to do it!  Sadie was awesome having both of her squirmy brothers sit in her lap!  I know it drives her up the wall, but she did so good!  Way to go Sadie!
 Who couldn't love this face??  Such a cutie!  And he is so soft too.


 Their mom really wanted a matching picture of the 2 boys in their pajamas, but Aiden (the middle kiddo) had many different ideas.  There were lots of tears and stomping feet, so we opted to do them separately.  This made Aiden very happy!
 I love this little guy!  He is always such a helper!  The only reason he let me take these was because I needed to set up the flash to take his sister's picture.  So he posed for me until I got the flash right.  You may recognize him, he usually has my phone to his ear taking messages for me.  Great helper.
 Her is Sadie in one of her dance outfits.  Such a cute outfit!
 There was some of this too...  Poor guy was hungry and sleepy.  Picture taking can be really hard!
 From one end of emotions to the other.
 I love this dance outfit and you almost wouldn't know it was for dance!

 This is the 1 picture of Aiden hugging Corbin.  That was it, he just wouldn't do anymore.  Not even just sitting next to him.  There is only so much brotherly love one can take - or give.
 Such a sweetie!  Totally lovable!




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