blast from the past

Today I was in the mood for some shake your booty music. So I was looking through some songs on my iTunes and I came across the song 'Ooh Aah' by Grits. Let me tell you, total blast from the past for me! I totally forgot that I had this on my computer! For old times sake I decided to play it. I think visions of my mom and brothers, listening to it extremely loud in our living room started to flash through my head. My brother Nathan pretending to be a rapper, doing the whole hand gestures things and getting all in my face while my mom was doing her dance thing and Christopher going 'ow' 'yeah'  in his dance/rapper-ness voice and my sister and I sitting there trying to read our books while Nathan poked us during his rapper-ness! My sisters know what I'm talking about! LOL! I added it to my blog (just for a little bit) just so you could listen to it, don't you feel special? Ok, ok, so if you want to turn it off just go down to the very bottom of the page and hit the pause button. I promise, it will only be on my page for a day or so! 

Gabers thought the music was pretty fun, he started giggling when I turned it on. So I decided to do, as my niece, Tryn, calls it, a dance party! Gabers and I danced in our living room to good ol' fashion Grits music! Haha! Gabe thought it was fun. After all, what's life like without dance parties now and then? Though I do have to say, Gabriel prefers to dance to 'Sway' by Michael Buble... maybe it's because Mama has better "moves" with that one... you know, since I'm such a good dancer and all... ahem... I put that one on my blog too, right after the Grits one! 

Mr. Piggy

I think I have a new nickname for Gabriel, Mr. Piggy! Gabers eats A LOT!!! Surprisingly he is still small for his age, I swear he has been at 19 pounds for forever... he just gets a tiny bit taller each month. 

For breakfast, for about the last month or two, he has been eating an adult size yogurt and an entire adult size serving of oatmeal every morning! Well the last few mornings he seems to want even more! So this morning I decided to try two packets of adult size oatmeal and his yogurt, just to see how much he would eat... he almost ate the whole thing! Piggy =D And this is still after breast feeding in the morning too! I think he only had about two tablespoons left in the bowl before he was done! I think I'm going to have to find something else for him though, that's a lot of oatmeal... maybe yogurt, oatmeal and a banana when I have them or something else. 

For lunch and for dinner he always has two vegetables and 1-2 fruits, as in baby size containers of food! Then he is still not finished, nope, little Mr. Piggy then goes to Mommy and Daddies plates and mooches off of us for more food! He always eats my food, and then he gets mad when he doesn't get any more! Oh, and don't forget about the afternoon snack! LOL! It's super cute when he eats a lot though, his little belly gets big and sticks out when he plays! Mr. Piggy is his name!

well that's a little different!

Welcome to my new blog! Look a little different? I think so! I know, I know, this is the third time I've changed it in 4 months... what can I say! I have to say, the first background I had just wasn't me. I just picked the first one because I was sick of looking through hundreds of backgrounds trying to find one I liked. The second one I had I liked it at first but the longer I had it the colors started to look a little pukey to me, so I am changing it again and this time I'm actually liking everything!

Let me tell you a few different things. Besides the background and adding a picture to the top of my blog (which will change from time to time), I also added a few other things and I still have some of the old things. First, on the left of the page you will find my old 'About Me' section, but if you look a little further down you will find a little bit more information about me, Josh and Gabriel, along with pictures of course! 

If you continue down, still on the left side (there is nothing on the right side, just my blogs), you will find a widget for Compassion International. Compassion is a organization that my husband and I go through to support kids around the world. We have had a great experience writing back and forth with our three children, Thanawut from Thailand, Christina from Tanzania, and Esther from Kenya, and love being apart of their lives. It's also great because through your support these kids can go to school and provide things for their families that they wouldn't be able to without you! If you want to support a child yourself just click on the links below the picture and it will take you to their webpage!

Below the Compassion widget is my followers. It's fun to see people who follow your blog and get to know a little bit about them too! If you are new to blogging, just a little info for you. You can set up accounts on blogger (even if you don't want to write anything), and follow blogs that you are interested in. That way it will notify you every time one of the blogs you follow posts something new, that way you don't have to check 5 different blogs every day to see if someone wrote something new! You just have to check one page and it makes your life so much simpler! 

Still with me? Ok, below that is a silly number that is fun to have on your blog saying how many people visit you. After all, you don't want to write if nobody ever reads your stuff!!! =D

Going down the list is my blog archive! This is where you can find any blog I have ever written. You can go back and read the stories of how my husband and I came to be here, my embarrassing moments, you can read about our adventures or about me getting sprayed with toilet water in a high end hotel... in case your wondering, that story is under May, and is called Weekend in Seoul. Most people found that one humorous =D

The last thing on the list is called My Blog List. This, I think, is one of the more fun things! These are other blogs that I follow and find interesting. There are 6 of them. To give you some info on each one, you know, in case you want to check them out! The list never stays in order so when I write this to when you look at it, the list may change. First there is a blog called 'My Charming Kids'. This blog is written by an amazing mom living in Minnesota who has 4 kids. One of her kids has a heart condition and was told he would never be born alive but he was and is still having issues to this day. Next is my sister, Heidi's blog called 'Life With Little People'. She writes about living in Minneapolis with her husband and two girls! After that is 'Mohagen Adventures' which is about a couple being missionaries in Honduras. Following is my sister, Kristy's blog called 'Life, Love and Why'. I'm guessing her blog will be changing a little because, well her life is changing a lot:) She writes about a lot of things, living in Indiana but now moving to Minnesota and all her other adventures! Two more left! Next is 'Mis Pensamientos Errantes' which is from my friend, Sara, who also lives in South Korea. Lastly (but not least!!!) is my sister-in-law, Tia's (Christine) blog called 'Live As It Is... Priceless'. She lives, with my brother and their two sons, in the good ol' farmin' country of Minnesota!

Whew! That was a lot! I hope you enjoy my new look!

green duct tape

My house is now being decorated with the most fabulous and ever so glamorous green duct tape! Wouldn't you say it's just lovely? 

What a, ahh, beautiful, ahem, fashion statement I make in my own home!

Gabriel has discovered the art of opening everything up! Well he's been opening stuff up for awhile but now it's not only opening everything up but then getting his fingers stuck and crying out because he is squishing his own fingers and also taking the entire contents of the cupboard/drawer and emptying it all over the living room floor... so alas my home is going to be decorated with the most beautiful green duct tape one could imagine! Gorgeous isn't it? 

Hmm... I wondered....

So that's what my boys do when I'm out grocery shopping...

Success!!!!

As most of you know I have been trying to get Gabriel to drink from a sippy cup for a verrrrry loooooonnnnggggg time... well he still doesn't:( BUT I did figure out a different way to get some liquids into him! Woot Woot!!! I decided to try a bottle instead of a sippy cup. Well at first he did not like the bottle either... for a very looong time! I was going nuts to be honest! I tried the bottle because he did not like the huge flow of water that came out of the sippy cup and he did not like the hard nipple, with the bottle a lot less liquid was coming out and the nipple is softer, I thought he might like it better. Anyway, after about 2-3 weeks of trying the bottle instead of the sippy, he finally drank from it today! YES!  And he didn't just hold his head there and let the water slowly drip in either , he actually sucked from it and wanted more. That was the easiest 6oz of liquid I've got down him for months! I know 6oz isn't a lot or anything, but it's a start! Now hopefully, someday, on to the sippy cup! But I'm happy, Gabriel is drinking more, and we (hopefully) don't have to fight over this all day everyday!!! Success in my book!!!!

So Sweet....

Rowan Alexander

Rowan Alexander

Born July 19, 2009 weighing 5lbs. 2oz and 19 inches long!!!

This is our new nephew Rowan Alexander! We are so excited to welcome him to the family! My sister-in-law, Josh's sister, Jessica, and her husband Reuben, have been wanting to adopt for quite some time. On July 21st they got a phone call that a little baby was born a couple days ago and they could come and take him home that day! I haven't been able to see him yet, I think we will be able to meet him, via Skype, this Saturday and we are so excited! I had to steal this picture from my sister-in-law's, Rachel, facebook page and got all my info from her! Congratulation to new Mommy and Daddy, Jessica and Reuben, for getting a beautiful baby boy!

to be a Korean...

I have decided that I would not make a very good Korean. After being here, going on 4 months, I have noticed a few qualities that all Koreans seem to have. 

For instance, to be Korean, you need to like Kimchi. Well I do not like Kimchi. I think it is actually pretty disgusting and could gag on the stuff! For those of you who have the pleasure of not knowing what it is, well I'm just going to have to ruin that for you:) Kimchi is fermented cabbage. The really 'good' Kimchi can be fermented for up to a year by being buried in the ground, but they do make it from stuff that has only been sitting out an hour. Then they lather the cabbage in this extremely spicy red sauce... very gross!

To be Korean you also need to like fish. Again, I do not like fish! Some fish is good, but not the stuff here. Josh and I had the very unpleasant experience of eating at a traditional Korean restaurant where we ordered some random soup off the menu. In the soup we found globs of the spicy red sauce I mentioned before, intestine rice rolls, octopus legs, and I believe eel. If you walk around Seoul you will also see huge fish tanks outside of restaurants just filled with slimy, icky, nasty, gross eels!

To be Korean, if you are a woman, you need to be able to walk, hike, run, and climb in 5 inch heels.... I can walk half an hour in 2 inch heels and be dying! Women here always wear heels. Even many of the older woman wear heels. When I go into town, mainly Seoul, I find that I don't really look at that much scenery, I look at all the women's shoes! Sometimes I just think they are really cute and sometimes I wonder how in the world they walk all day in them and sometimes I think that they are just plain ugly! Not being mean or anything, but I have seen girls in those shoes that are like high heeled boots but cut off at the ankle, wearing hot pink, frilly socks underneath while wearing a mini skirt! 

Let's see, to be Korean you need to lack common sense... or at least American common sense. Really, lets go clean out the electric outlet in the floor while there is an inch of water covering the floor due to the roof caving in... oops, how did I get electrocuted... lets speed 100MPH down the road, going around corners, driving on the wrong side of the road at that, while there is 2 inches of water sitting on the road... lets not put babies and kids in car seats, much less seat belts... lets wear a huge coat on hot summer day just because it's cute... bringing me to my next point...

To be Korean you need to be more obsessed with fashion then you are with being practical. Not only do they wear 5 inch heels when they are going to hike a mountain or walk around the city all day, but they wear flowing mini skirts on windy days, wear jackets and sweaters in the middle of summer, and spend countless amounts of money on shoes!

What else... well, to be Korean you need to have black hair and age well, neither of which I do. Seriously, we thought the Korean teachers at our school were our age... not even close! They are in their late 30's and early 40's (some of them) and they look younger then I do half the time and I'm 22!

To be Korean you need to have an amazing ability to sleep anywhere and everywhere and at any time. I fail miserably at this one. Koreans are amazing when it comes to this. You can hop on any given subway car and find 4-5, more or less, Koreans just snoozing away. They sleep on the trains too when we go into town and when we were on our plane over here almost all the Koreans were sleeping. They also have an amazing ability to know when they are supposed to wake up. They never miss their subway stop and they never missed a meal on the plane... they some how just know... wish I could be like that! Heck it takes me at least 30 minutes to fall asleep at night and I'm in the comfort of my own bed!

To be Korean you need to be able to eat whatever you want and still look like you run 10 miles a day when you never actually do. I still have yet to see a Korean exercise, it seems to be extremely rare if you find one of them doing so. In America you find gyms around every corner and people jogging on the street... but not here! Amazingly enough America is the one that you will more likely find an overweight person then in Korea. They are just tiny and if I ate chips and candy and rice all day I would look like a blimp!

Alas I have decided that I would not make a very good Korean... pretty darn well impossible for me to become one anyway! 

Rain Rain Rain!

As most of you may know, South Korea has a rainy season every year. We are currently right in the middle of the season and are getting boat loads of rain!

When it rains hard, we can get 3-4 inches of rain in one afternoon (according to the internet that is, it's not like I go measure it myself or anything)! The pictures that I took of Gabriel playing in the rain was on one of our rainy days, though at the time of the pictures it actually wasn't raining as hard as it normally does. 

Because our school is nestled up to mountain we get all the water running down the mountain too. Through the middle of school we get little rivers flowing along and down our roads... this one actually isn't too bad, it hadn't been raining for very long when I took these pictures...

They have also had to put sand bags up all around the school to try and direct the water away from the buildings. Korean craftsmen ship is not exactly up to par and the ground underneath many of the buildings is starting to wash out! 

Gabe doing yoga by the sand bags=D

We've also started to have much of the mountain wash down with the rain so with the hills that are closest to the buildings they have put huge rolls of plastic over them to help prevent them from land-sliding and/or washing away into the buildings or into the center of the school!

We're hoping that the rainy season ends soon! I'm rather sick of having my laundry trying to dry inside and never actually drying! 

sometimes it's just plain hard...

I'm not going to lie. I'm not a big fan of Korea. I usually like most counties I've ever visited. Actually, I've never been to another country that I didn't like until I came to Korea. Even in countries like Morocco where I had to dress a certain way, pull my hair back, squat every time I had to go to pee and never have wet hair in public, I still liked the country. But Korea, not so much. 

I have a lot of reasons why I don't like South Korea... but I haven't quite figured out why, unlike all the other times I've gone to other places, I haven't been able to look past the differences and just deal with it. It may be that this time I personally don't have anything to do job wise. Other times when I visited other countries I always had a job to do, hard work, labor, home schooling, working with churches, just something... this time I don't. It could be that, of every place I've ever visited, Koreans just don't seem to be very friendly people... actually they can be rather pushy. It could be that this time we have a son and I know that people at home in America are missing out on  watching him grow up. It could be that when we were coming here, we had thought about what it would be like and it turned out to be completely different. It could be that we came here hoping to save 'a lot' of money over the year we are here and it turns that we will be saving maybe a fourth of what we had planned. There are many more petty reasons why I am not a big fan of Korea but we don't want to get into them all... you don't want to be here all day do you? ;D

So ever since we have gotten here, 3 looooong months ago, I've been having this frustration build up in me. Josh and I talk about things here a lot. Mostly we talk about how we are trying to deal with things, at times it's how we can't believe Josh's school did something that they shouldn't have or things along those lines. I have been trying to be strong because I know my husband doesn't like it here either for the most part and he has to deal with way more then I do. Because of my attempt in being strong, I haven't allowed myself to cry, to admit how much I really do miss my home in America, to dwell on life here, to just simply freak out. Soooo.... what happens when Kayla does this? Well...

The other night my husband and I were brushing our teeth. I was trying to be careful while brushing as to not hit the back of my mouth too hard or brush it too hard because my wisdom tooth has been hurting something awful lately. My husband finishes brushing his teeth before me and on his way out he bumps into me causing me to jam my tooth brush directly in to my big, fat, swollen, red, painful gums. The majority of the pain really only lasted for about 5 seconds so it really wasn't too bad, but alas I cried.... and cried and cried and cried some more! I couldn't even have told you at the time why I was crying, but I was. I couldn't stop! Josh felt extremely bad because he thought I was crying because of the pain and he thought it was his fault... but I don't think I was. I was just crying to cry and everything I have wanted to cry about for 3 months finally came gushing out and I couldn't stop. Poor Hubby!

It is hard to live half way around the world from all your friends and family. It's hard not having simple comforts. It's hard to not speak the language and never have a clue what is going on. It's hard having to worry about you and your families safety because of stupid Northern countries. It's hard not being able to make it to your best friends wedding. It's hard not to see your sister-in-law and sister pregnant. It's hard not being there when my sister-in-law and her husband are going to adopt a baby, knowing we won't get to meet him/her until they are 9 months old. It's hard knowing that when your sister and sister-in-law give birth you won't see their babies until you get home. It's hard not seeing the nieces and nephews you already do have. It's hard knowing you will miss birthday's and holidays and Christmas and showers and weddings and simple family get-togethers. It's hard!

I know we signed up for this, I know that God wanted us to do this and He wants us to learn something from this. I know that He is still here with us and is guiding us through this. I know that this is all in His plan and Josh and I do completely trust Him and lean on Him. But it is none the less just plain hard!

Why can't God ever ask us to do something easy? Like test taste chocolate for a living or be missionaries on a cruise line or something... that would be nice...

I'm one of those Moms!

Yep I'm that mom! I'm the mom that lets, no, encourages her kids to go play in the rain! That some mom's may look at me and say... You're letting your son sit in the water? In clothes? Without the proper diaper? In the rain? Well yes, I am! I'm not one of the prim and proper mommies... nope! I got a few looks today while Gabriel was playing in the water from bypassers with their umbrella's... but me? Well, I was getting soaked with my babe in the rain! 

I'm also that mom that puts her son in PJ's in the middle of the afternoon so she won't have to change him again and that mom that doesn't always brush her boys hair because, well honestly, she thinks it's rather cute! 

What can I say, it's boring being proper ;D

I really do!

So we got another new, but used, fridge the other day because our old one wasn't freezing our food. I had to take all of our food out of our old fridge so they could take it away. I then found Gabriel like this...

Digging through the food for something yummy!

I swear, I really do feed my kid!

Bugs!

I hate bugs! Truly, I really hate bugs. This country seems to have more then their fair as well! I cannot go outside without seeing at least 4-5 spiders on any given day! Ugh!

So this morning, I was sitting on the couch writing an email to my sister, when I look up to see Gabriel grabbing a handful of dirt up off the floor. Knowing full well that what babies grab goes straight to their mouths, I get up to intervene. When I reach Gabriel, he has dropped his little clump of dirt and I realize that the dirt is now moving and Gabriel, who is now fascinated, is chasing after it! It's a big fat beetle! Starting to freak out, I, without really thinking, take the crack that is in my hand, throw it on top the beetle and squish it! 

I immediately look at Gabriel to watch his face go from the look of 'Mama, why is my toy running away from me and why did you squish it'  to  'oooohhh, yummy cracker! Me wants, me want it in my belly NOW!'  I know this look all to well! He gets that look whenever he wants anything, his eyes get huge, he sucks his lips in and he raises eyebrows and I swear his eyes start twinkling just a little bit! Before I know it his little fingers are reaching out for his bug juice infested cracker! Eww! 

*Sigh... the bug fascination begins! At least Mommy was able to scoop up the cracker and bug before Gabriel got it in his mouth!

A Dance 'Round the Memory Tree

Words we had said

Grew in my head 

Colored I thought 

Send me to bed

Lost memories

Grew into trees

Cover the doors

Swallow the cure

Winters have come and gone you know

Winters have come and gone you know

But I’ll miss you young and free

For a dance round the memory tree

Said I forgot

But I did not

Dreams we have had

Play in my head

Did we believe,

The cry of the wind?

Did we regret? 

Would we forget?

Winters have come and gone you know

Winters have come and gone you know

But I’ll miss you young and sweet

For a dance round the memory tree

For some reason, whenever I hear this song I get the urge to dance. Not like the shake your bootie dance, but elegant dancing. I'm not a dancer, I have always wanted to dance but I don't know how... none the less, you still might catch me in my living room a time or two dancing. Well, actually you probably won't catch me dancing... I wouldn't do it in front of people, but Gabriel might catch me! Anyway, there is just something inside of me, when I hear this song I immediately start dancing... even if it's just my fingers dancing across the table (if their are people around) or a little girl dancing in my mind... I can't help it. It's kind of an odd song too. I added it to my blog so you could hear it, if it doesn't play right away you can scroll down to the bottom of the page and push play. I know this song, along with the last one I posted, The Call by Regina Spektor, are from the Narnia soundtrack, but what can I say, ever since I bought the soundtrack I listen to a few songs on there all the time! Enjoy!

P.S. Never mind I couldn't add it to my blog, the place I get my playlist from didn't have it... but if you go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4kP7Akmtew&feature=related you can listen to it. Ignore the video though, it's just a bunch of pictures of the movie!

More shoes!

Oh yes, I forgot! I talked to my mom this morning and I told her I would put pictures on here of some new shoes I got that I was trying to explain to her...

The strap isn't as red as it appears here, it's a little more tannish. There was a pair there that had purple gems in it instead of the yellowish ones and I had wanted those but they were a little smaller then these ones! 

standing tall and proud!

Gabriel loves to stand up on anything and everything that he can. Usually he needs something a little low, like a couch or coffee table, to be able to grab onto and pull himself up. He could spend all day doing this! So today I walk into Gabriel's room after his nap to grab him and I was a little surprised to find this...

He usually tries to pear out from the netting on the bottom of the crib, so to walk in and have him peaking over the top was a little bit surprising! He's never stood up in his crib before, it's not really low enough for him to grab onto. Two minutes ago he was balancing himself on the couch and was attempting to let go which he has never done before either! He was placing his legs as far apart as they would go and held one arm out for balance and then pushed of the couch with the other until he would fall back on the couch from lack of balance! My baby is going to be walking soon... I'm excited and happy and scared all at the same time! My baby Boo is growing up too fast!

Sea of Japan!!!

I got to see the ocean!!!

 Like actually see it, not just fly over it!

Well, if you want to get all technical, it was not the ocean per say, it was the Sea of Japan... but whatever! It was beautiful!!!! I do get to see the actual Pacific Ocean in September when we are going to Japan, we're going to go to the coast then!

On Friday night Josh and I were sitting on our apartment steps outside after Gabriel had fallen asleep when our neighbor came by. He asked if we were planning on coming along with the school to go to the East Sea the following day. I had not heard about it until then so I had no clue what he was talking about. After getting a little bit more information and talking about it with Josh, we decided to get up at 5:30AM with everybody else and hop in the bus to go to the sea!  The bus didn't leave until 7AM though, it was supposed to have left earlier but they were going on "Korean Time" (aka late). It took two hours to drive to a town near the coast. When we got there we did have to go to church with everybody. The school is run by SDA Christians and many of the teachers here are SDA and they have Sabbath on Saturday, not Sunday. Gabriel did not want to fall asleep on the way there in the bus, nor did he feel the need to sleep during church... he did finally fall asleep though when we got back into the bus and drove to the Sea. It was only a 15 minute nap unfortunately, but he felt like it was enough apparently!

The school packed lunch for us so when we got to the Sea we sat down to eat. They had a beautiful tree line next to the beach with little picnic areas, it was so beautiful!!!

Gabriel trying to escape!

Really he just wanted to cuddle;)

Then we headed down to the beach! I have been to 11 different countries other then America and I have never seen the ocean! I know, crazy! I saw the Mediterranean Sea once, but that is as close as I have ever come. Saturday's visit was technically not the ocean either... but oh well, soon I will see it! Apparently it doesn't look any different, but I won't know until I see it myself=) It was an amazing experience to swim in the Sea! The power of the water around you and knowing that you were this tiny speck in the mess of it all... it was just awesome!

At the beach they had these umbrella's that you could sit under...

And then we went swimming! We forgot Gabriel's swim trunks so we just used a normal diaper instead! Worked pretty well actually! Gabriel thought it was fun to walk into the waves... he never smiled much but I think it was because he was extremely tired from being up so early and only having a 15 minute nap!

We then took him into the water! He seemed more concerned with taking his hat off the majority of the time though!

There's a smile!

And then it's gone...

Me and my boys!

Gabriel loved to play in the sand! Unfortunately when Josh got down to play with Gabriel he ended up dislocating one of his toes! Ugh! I couldn't look at it, that is one thing that just grosses me out more then anything! Josh was able to pop it back in himself, thank God! It took a couple of tries though! Anyway, Gabriel was oblivious to the pain his Daddy was in and enjoyed himself in the sand!

He got a little mad when he decided to flop onto his belly, I think it itched a little...

Boo covered in sand...

Boo tired and mad that we couldn't get all the sand off when we dipped in back in the water...

Then we headed back to the picnic area to meet back up with the rest of our group. Some of the Korean teachers stole Gabriel at that point and decided to give him some watermelon, he thought it was pretty delicious!

And then we got back onto the bus and headed home! 

Josh and Gabriel did fall asleep at that point... Gabe was so tired that he completely flopped forwards when he fell asleep instead of backwards, it didn't look super comfortable... I think that's the reason he only slept for 25 minutes before he woke up!

It was a long day, but very fun and totally worth getting up super early to go!

Where's the baby???

Where's the baby????

There he is!!!

Gabriel found a new way to play hide and seek!

Edit: Fixed the pictures "Cute Baby Shoes!!!!"

Edit: I had to take pictures of my computer screen, sorry for the quality!

So I found these really cute baby shoes and since I know some people that are having babies I thought I would share them with you! They come in a dark pink and a dark blue-ish color...

Aren't they adorable? I love them! I can get them for you if anybody wants a pair (or two). I don't think the website will work for those in America... Anyway, they are $6.50 a pair and I can send them the next time I send a package to America which looks like it will probably be more towards the end of summer or fall and then whomever gets a pair can just send the money to my parents house. I'm guessing the package will go to my mom because I have some baby clothes that Gabriel doesn't fit in anymore that I need to send back too and then you can get them from her! They only seem to come in one size and it is more baby size (it's in Korean so I can't give you numbers, sorry!). Let me know! 

P.S. The picture keeps not working, if it doesn't work I will email it to you if your interested!