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Note: I’ll identify the pups tomorrow. This much took me all day! LOL

If you click on the photos you will get the blow-up version.

This is first-born boy puppy Sprinkles. He is a wonderful boy, smallish in size but it's early yet to make any determination.

Sprinkles

Sprinkles

Sprinkles

Girl Puppy Brownie is a brown sable parti. She has beautiful white markings. She is also on the smaller side...for now. Likely to change. She is feisty and loves to cuddle.

Brownie

Brownie

Brownie

This is girl puppy Macaroon. She is a pretty gold sable parti. The gold color bordered with black and surrounded in white markings. She is a bit shy but is working her way out of it.

Macaroon

Macaroon

Macaroon

This is girl puppy Cookie. Born 4th, she is a very dark brown that I thought at first was black. She is engaging (looks me in the eye) and loves belly rubs.

Cookie

Cookie

Cookie

This boy puppy Fudge. He is also a very dark brown pied. Mostly black with 4 white legs. A sweet boy that loves to "paw" at his littermates to tease them to play.

Fudge

Fudge

Fudge

And, last but not least, Cupcake. She is black and white and a bit larger than the others but they are catching up to her! Cupcake is the original cuddler!

Cupcake

Cupcake

Cupcake

As we all know, babies sleep all the time. Like 90% of the time!

Puppies are no different. But, while their brains are resting, their little bodies are still in constant motion! Some movements are just adjusting themselves, seeking a warm body or looking for mom. Other movements … the more sporadic ones…are critical to their muscle development. Called “activated sleep”, these twitches and pops actually help their tiny muscles get stronger and builds nerve connections  that are critical to motor coordination.