We now have 10 kids, check out some of the pictures. Just too cute!

 This little guy wasn't going to wait til he could stand to get that colostrum. lol

this is some of them playing on their favorite rock.

Now this little guy had a rough start in life. We had to take his mom to the vet and they had to pull him and then he had to have his insides pushed back in and sewed up. He wasn't doing too well for awhile and we thought we were going to lose him. But I finally started force feeding him with an eye dropper and he started getting stronger. Notice how big he is in the banana box. Most are not that big at all. He is as big as about a week old kid (hence why he was pulled). 

  Here son is bringing him out to play with the others for a bit.

Such a healthy looking little guy now as you can see.

Well, I hope you enjoyed seeing them as I love to see babies springing up this time of year. Have a great weekend friends.

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Posted by ApplesofGold

Oh my goodness-they are all so adorable!! I'm glad your sick kid is better. We had one of our bottlefed calves die a couple weeks ago, so I know it's a challenge keeping them healthy. They look like so much fun to play with! Holly

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Posted by Haflingerhorses

The second post I've read with livestock births. How neat. I can't wait until our horses start birthing at the end of May.
I'd love to have goats (and sheep).
Antoinette

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Posted by basketflat

They are very cute. My daughter would love to have goats, but we've been worried about coyotes. Maybe, one day when we can figure out a secure enough situation for some.

Cathy

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Posted by Pam

Awww.. the babies are so cute! We have had to have calves pulled out before. Usually the results weren't as good as your little goat though.
I'm glad he's doing better!
Pam
http://momsmutterings.blogspot.com

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Posted by Haflingerhorses

I'm glad that you were able to figure out how to navigate around in my blog. I wonder what makes it be so difficult.
I hope your little goats are doing good. I bet their keeping you way busy.
Antoinette

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Posted by flmom @ The Narrow Path

Cute and adorable don't even begin to describe these kids! What fun for your son!!! I think you've told me before what particular breed of goats you have, but I've forgotten.

http://a-skip-in-my-step.blogspot.com/

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