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William

William, better known as Will, was born on October 14, 2014. He arrived 1 week early to quite a bit of fanfare as we learned during the c-section that his cord was wrapped 4 times around his neck. Luckily, he had no complications associated with his wrapped cord. 

He remains our snuggly kid, but he does like his independence too. We aren't sure if it is a second child thing, just his overall personality, or some combination of both, but he is the most easy going kid we have ever known. He has his moments, but he is more than happy to go anywhere and do anything that you want him to do. He loves laughing, especially with his big sister. 

He loves anything with wheels and can usually be found driving trains or cars around. If  he isn't doing that, he is likely "reading" books or following us around asking us to play in his room or read with him. He is an amazing helper and always wants to be involved in what we are doing. He loves playing outside and would spend all day out there if we let him. 

He has personality for days and flashing an award winning smile when he wants to try to get something. He filled our party of four and helps round all of us out. 

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