He does look slightly cross eyed, no wonder the book was annoying him.
He does look slightly cross eyed, no wonder the book was annoying him.Lovely little boy but why wasnt he dressed (as others have said on here). It just didnt look natural especially with her looking at the camera so often in a 'look at meee' way. Why couldnt they have released a photo of Archie with Harry.
I wonder if they will get the turn in his eye fixed. Didnt Louise, Prince Edward's daughter, have the same thing?
It hasnt been corrected. There's a brief moment when he looks at the camera/HarryI don't really care if he's too big/small for his age.....sorry....
But she's obviously positioned herself so she has maximum natural, flattering daylight and the poor kid is squinting like crazy because of it.
Totally PR/marketing exercise for her and we don't get to see if the kid's wonky eye has been corrected!
I've said previously that both my boys have squints that aren't correctable with surgery but rather the glasses pull the eye to the correct position. Could this be the case? I think my boys were about two when they first started wearing glassesIt hasnt been corrected. There's a brief moment when he looks at the camera/Harry
There’s a couple of photos here where you can see it clearlyIt hasnt been corrected. There's a brief moment when he looks at the camera/Harry
It's as though she is an aunt who has popped in and has not seen him alot, not much bonding at all, plus no front view of him all odd.I'm surprised they put that video out - was that really the best one out of all the takes I bet they did?
He doesn't seem to seek out much eye contact with Cringe or Ginge - I thought babies were all about the eye contact?
My son was 9.5 lbs but had breathing difficulties right after cesaerean, so they took him to the NICU. The pediatrician brought him back to us afterward and said he looked like a frigging monster beside the 3 pounders.Happy birthday to Archie.. Lets hope your parents make sure
Some are bigger and taller than others. My son was the biggest baby in the maternity ward. He looked like I gave birth to a 3 month old. I always got he looks older than he is. Now he's tall and skinny. Doesn't stop eatingArchie has still got the baby face not toddler features.
She doesn't want his eye seen if possible.It's as though she is an aunt who has popped in and has not seen him alot, not much bonding at all, plus no front view of him all odd.
That was my first thought tooI didn’t like that video, touting for more voiceovers perhaps?
I have the same issue with my left eye. Strangely, not as a baby, but definitely as a toddler, and I never had it corrected. It was the 80s and my mum was terrified that surgery could blind me! God knows if that was the case! Anyway, glasses and contact lenses straighten my eye and as an adult the muscles have strengthened enough for me to control it. It's a bit of a party trick these days if I am contact lense and glasses- free.I've said previously that both my boys have squints that aren't correctable with surgery but rather the glasses pull the eye to the correct position. Could this be the case? I think my boys were about two when they first started wearing glasses
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