Photos | Stand Tall, Little Explorer
A sweet shot from the Lawrence Hall of Science, 2024: Our baby boy, charmingly dressed in a brown outfit, stands intrigued by his surroundings. Adorable knitwear and cute, tiny sneakers emphasize his readiness to explore. Two adults, lovingly watchful, remain close at hand. In the gentle indoor lighting, every detail comes alive, from the textured plywood floor to the whimsy of his costume. It's a small step in the room today, a giant leap towards tomorrow.
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