A happy moment with my son.

Hello, my dear Steemians. How are you? I hope you are fine and doing well. This is my first post in this amazing community. Today, I will share with you some glimpses of my son and me.
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‎Currently, my son is 9 months old. Recently, he learned to crawl. But these photos were taken 2 months ago. At that time, I was trying to teach him how to crawl. But he is too young to understand what I am trying to say or teach him.
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‎At that time, he was 7 and a half months old. I thought that was the time that he was about to learn how to crawl. But he could not crawl. He was sick for several days, too. I was a bit worried about that. So, I decided to teach him crawling. It was a very hard job. Because he was not able to understand what I was saying or trying to teach him. It was hard for me to find a way to do that. So, I gave up and started enjoying whatever he was doing.
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‎After trying to crawl for some time, he got tired. Both of us just lay down on the bed, looking at each other. He was smiling at me. I smiled back at him. Later, I took him to his favorite place. The balcony. There, with the help of the grill, he was able to stand on his feet, and I was just helping him to do that. It was a moment I enjoyed with him. It is our father-son moment.
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‎After that, I put him on the special easy chair for kids. Which was gifted by his grandmother. He liked the bouncing of that chair. Initially, he fell asleep. He was tired. Because he did a very hard working job. And the easy chair's bouncing was very comfortable. That was the moment my wife captured these photos. I was aware of that, though.
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‎This is my first post in this amazing community. I have been following this community since my son was born. Unfortunately, due to my busy job schedule, I didn’t get the chance to post anything. Even in this post, these photos were taken in the middle of February. Just because I have a kid, I am looking forward to sharing my moments and reading and watching about others. This could be a place to share experiences. Thank you very much.