Meet Caleb, my youngest grandchild to date. I watched him for his Mommy today, while she went to the grocery store. We decided to play outside while she was gone. Caleb is 14 months old, now.
Little boys and sandboxes fit like a hand in a glove. 
Hmmm, I wonder if the motor works?
“Wanna eat some sand with me?”
such a cutie, sand is a perfect plaything!
Caleb is just now learning about sand. You know things, like don’t eat it, don’t get it in your eyes, and don’t throw it outside of the sandbox. Other than that, he’s loving the way you can move a little here and there and mold it to suit your needs. I’m sure this is only the beginning of some happy sandbox days ahead! Thanks for checking him out.
So cute!
Thank you.
how can I resist! sweet one.
He really is a sweetheart, until he gets mad … then, watch out!
He’s a cutie!
Thank you. I agree, usually … sometimes he’s a little monster.
What a lovely grandson you have…so cute!!
Thank you. He’s my little pride and joy. One of four, anyway.
ADORABLE! I love his name, Caleb. A strong name.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Ah, the name … we tossed that one around for awhile, but Caleb was a name the whole family agreed with, so Caleb it is. Thanks for the kudos, Francine and for the visit.
Aww he’s gorgeous, don’t you just want to squeeze him!
Thanks Gilly. I do squeeze him a lot. He’s sweet when he’s sweet and a little terror when he’s not. Thankfully 90% of the time, he’s a sweetheart.
Aw .. those cheeks! He’s adorable!
Thank you. Caleb is a cute little fellow, I must admit.
I’m sure he’ll be a chick magnet when he gets older.
Hiya Chubby Cheeked Caleb!
Hand in glove – good!
Sand in glove – don’t go there!
Enjoy putting a smile on your Gran’s face! I can feel her pride and love through her words.
Kate
You got that right, Kate. I am indeed a proud Grandma!
Sweet pictures!
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Thank you for the kudos and your visit.
Blessing him… you did a wonderful set with his photographs… Kisses and love to you both, Thank you, nia
Thank you Nia. You are so incredibly sweet. I’m so happy you took the time to stop by and visit us today. Blessings and hugs are being returned to you.
I love that age–that’s right when they learn how to give things to other people.
Last week I was playing with a 14-month old at a restaurant. I gave him the lemon for my fish and he kept offering it back to me…. it’s nice to think that generosity and empathy are inherent in (most) people from a very young age!
I love the innocence of small children. They are so pure. Ah, to keep that innocence alive throughout the years. I guess the realities of society and the demands of adulthood take away the wonder of childhood and sometimes leaves us calloused. But it is nice to hang out with the younger crowd as a reminder of simpler times. Like you, I really enjoy interacting with babies and watching their reactions to things that have become trite with time. Thanks for stopping by for a visit.
Aww, he is precious! Love the last one
I think that last shot is my favorite one, too. Caleb is always handing me something and jabbering away the entire time. He has his own little language these days. I don’t understand a word he says, but he sure is intent when he says it. LOL. Thanks for the kudos and the visit. Madhu. You know I am loving showing my little critter off to the rest of the world!
This is one cute Caleb and how lovely for you to both have such fun together!
Caleb is my little buddy, Patti. We had a good time while Mom was away. We walked around and around and around the yard for about 45 minutes. We played in the sandbox and swung on the swing. I think Caleb is going to be an outdoorsy kid. He did not want to come back inside. I’m glad you stopped by to check him out.
Cute little guy… You do good work!
Thank you, Hook. I have to admit, this one does take after me. He is the only grandchild I have (so far) with red hair.
no way you have grandchildren!!!??? I thought you were in your 20s!!!! (not joking, I’m dead serious!) I guess I better read your blog a bit more indepth to get a grasp of the details!
He’s SO beautiful, but I’m sure you know that! What fun you must have!
Karen, you just made my YEAR! I wish I were in my 20′s again and know what I know now. Wow! I think it has been 20 years since I’ve had someone think I was still in my 20′s. I am so flattered.
Thank you for the kudos on my littlest Grandson. He and I do have fun together. He cracks me up sometimes with the innocent little things he does. Of course he has his moments, too, so it’s not all all sunshine and roses all of the time.
By all means, check out my blog … it’s a mix-match of whatever comes to mind on any given day, even though it was really set up to introduce my orples books. On occasion, the orples do get the spotlight, but not often enough so that anybody really knows what’s going on, I don’t think. Such is life. You kinda gotta take it as it comes.
Thanks for stopping by today. Come again soon, please! 
Bless him! I remember our two at that age! Got a grand daughter who’ll be doing that next year now
The first year or so, goes by so quickly, then suddenly, they aren’t babies anymore. Gotta treasure the time while we can. That sweet innocence passes so quickly … right into the terrible twos.
. I can’t wait! 
Thanks for stopping by.
Awwwwwwwww, Caleb is adorable and these are fantastic shots. Hugs
Thank you, Musmy. Usually, Caleb is as sweet as he is cute … but he does have his moments. He’s a little firecracker on occasion.
Hugs back at you.
He is so cute! Babies are everything that is rite with the world!
Cute baby!
Caleb is absolutely adorable!:)