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Photo by Sarah Haddix on August 30, 2026. May be an image of baby, glasses, sunglasses and text.
Photo by Sarah Haddix on August 30, 2026. May be an image of baby, buggy, seatbelt and text.
Photo by Sarah Haddix on August 30, 2026. May be an image of baby, fleece and text.
Photo by Sarah Haddix on August 30, 2026. May be an image of baby, hair and text.
Photo by Sarah Haddix on August 30, 2026. May be an image of baby, rocking chair, diaper and text.
Photo by Sarah Haddix on August 30, 2026. May be an image of baby, standing and text that says 'PLEASE PASS ME TOO'.
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Posted On: August 31st 2026, 04:22 am
Hux is 4 months old today 🎉 Everyone who meets you is suddenly overwhelmed with joy. You truly make every moment of my life better. Love you so much Mr. Mohawk!
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alliekat_1999 2 months ago

alliekat_1999

Too cute

ugboog 2 months ago

ugboog

most likely the coolest guy in the whole world

carolynjeann 2 months ago

carolynjeann

I’m obsessed w him and his lil Mohawk. Can’t wait to meet you buddy. Happy 4 months earth side!!💙😻

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