Hello Nana

Just had a lovely Goggle Hangout with my son and little grandson Henry who is 11 months old. Watched him crawl around, play with his toys and then eat his lunch all on the other side of the world. How thankful I am for technology that allows us to share everyday things with our family so far away.

[Brianna]

Aw, what a sweetie! He looks like a very sweet and fun little boy! :)

[Carole Imes]

How wonderful to see him from so far away....that little finger pointing at you is precious.

[Julia]

This is so cute!!! What would we do without this technology nowadays? When he is a little bit older you can babysit via internet ;-) My mum and my older son can spend a long time skyping which gives me some time to do all kinds of things in the meantime.

[Michael Smith]

Wow! Very cute and what a wonderful use of tech.

[Dawn Ulmer]

Wonderful technology including capturing it for 365.

[Penelope Ann]

how lovely, is this similar to SKYPE,

[Naomi Epstein]

Great photo for warm memories!

[Dione Giorgio]

Cute grandson. Very true Nowhere is too far away nowadays.

[Rosemary]

Hello Henry xx

[Chris K]

@pennystot thanks. Yes Google Hangouts is the same as skype. you can have conversations with several people at once if you want.

[Chris K]

@cimes1 thanks Carole. His face lights up when he sees us. He gets all excited when my son gets the computer ready.

[Chris K]

@lilminimonka @golder365mjsmith @deu49097 @naomima @sangwann
thanks for your comments. It sure makes it easy to keep in touch.

[Chris K]

@kanelipulla I love the idea of skype babysitting. My friend who comes from India even does her housework whilst talking to her sister who is doing the same!

[Nancy]

Absolutely sweet

[Chris K]

@nanm thankyou so much Nancy.

[Anjali]

He is the digital generation! Babies this generation take so easily to technology. He is so adorable!

[Vega]

what a little cutie and how cool that you are able to visit this way !

[Chris K]

@anjalikoli @vega thanks Anjal and Vega for taking the time to comment on my cute baby grandson. He already takes it for granted that the people on the computer screen will talk directly to him.