I Still Need The Training Wheels!

I’m still feeling kinda shaky here — maybe I could have a crash helmet, just for a little while? Well, how about air bags? Bubble wrap? Water wings? Anything?

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  1. Berg says:

    Teeny tiny cloven hooves–how cute!

  2. Theresa says:

    I weel carry you, little giant-headed angel. :D

    • Berg says:

      The kid does look in danger of falling forward onto its nose, n’est-ce pas? A bit noggin heavy, but thta adds to the cuteness.

  3. Uhhh that’s a “kid” not a lamb. Just sayin’. Sure is cute tho.

  4. When mine was this little his back legs would raise completely off the floor tipping forward when he ate, haha !!!

  5. dubyah1 says:

    Illustrated dictionary def’n of ‘knobbly’, ‘knock’ and ‘kneed’, but soon to be under ‘Sproing!’

  6. Meaghan says:

    I wanna kees those knobby knees.

  7. makeitcuter says:

    i might be wrong, however, is that a floating goat?

    • Alice Shortcake says:

      Pointe shoes!

      • makeitcuter says:

        do you think observing a goat would help me to learn to walk in high heels? let alone stand in them?

        darn, I just looked up pointe shoes, the proper term for ballet slippers? (i hope). anyways, I’m still stunned.

        *now, let’s see that goat arabesque! sashay!

  8. Martha in Washington says:

    How ’bout I just carry you everywhere you want to go?

  9. tracylee says:

    oh! little fuzzeh tiptoe behbeh!!
    can’t you just hear the delicate little wobbly ‘clopclops’?!

  10. gryt says:

    Maybe little baby goat could use a helmet, like the one skateboarding (French!) bulldog Nash is wearing here: http://cityrag.com/2012/03/diy-dog-helmet/dog-helmet/ . “A totally kick-ass [DIY] skateboard helmet made out of a sports knee pad”. Aaaah yes.

  11. Paws To Talk says:

    Aww! You’ll get the hang out it in no time:)
    Bella and DiDi

  12. eknirb says:

    Totally knobular.

  13. Gigi says:

    What a cute baby, Don’y worry I’ll hold you!

  14. Valériane says:

    Bébé biqueeeeeeeeeeeeet! (to pronounce bebe beekay!) He/she is adorableeeee, and soon to be even more of an handfull. May the sproing be with you!

  15. mie says:

    Bubble wrap? Oh yes! Imagine those tiny hooves sproinging and prancing on bubble wrap spread across the floor, pop-poppity-popping with pure joy.

    Bubble wrap + baby goats = magic.

  16. sleekityin says:

    It looks like the kid meets the mathematical conditions for Absolute Knobularity to occur:

    Each knee must be formed with a curvature possessing an angle of at least 244 degrees.
    The total volume of knee should occupy at least 35% of the area of the leg.
    Patella placement should be assymetrical at all times.

    The square root of knees

    • sleekityin says:

      Oops, sorry, please ignore the last bit. (This Bear of Very Little Brain is struggling from having to think too hard.)

  17. sugitomo says:

    Where are the adjustment dials on these knobby knees?

  18. victoreia says:

    Itty bitty goatling!! OMG!!!

    And …. “She’s not knock-kneed, Nancy!”

    (points to anybody who can identify what that’s from.)

  19. kzgz says:

    Guess what, you guys?! Yesterday, I went to a “Livestock Classic” and saw and petted – check it – baby goats, and lambs, and a camel, and a big fuzzy cow… AND mini donkeys! (Harry, Alex, and Taco) So having just seen the lambs and kids, I can verify this is a lambikins.

    • Fird Birfle says:

      After such a marvelous experience, how are you even able to speak coherently?
      I would be babbling in various non-linguas, if given the same exposure to live bebbeh cuteness !!!

      • kzgz says:

        Well, it took 24 hours of hard work and swooning! The only thing that kept it form being perfect was that my husband had to be out of town when it was held, and we had wanted to see the mini-donkeys together. :-( But I took pictures.

  20. SaraGrace says:

    ADORABLE!!

  21. Lerrinus says:

    Sure, he’s wobbly now, just give him a week or two and you’ll hear “Where’s Bee!?!”

  22. anonymouse says:

    The lady is making sure nobody gets her goat.

  23. kar says:

    I was going to say wrap him up in Lamb’s wool but this is a kid, not a lamb. Spoiled the joke!

  24. Fird Birfle says:

    I STILL LOVE THIS LAMBIE, a week later !!!!