Parents use vegetable themed portraits to capture baby's first year

When parents Keren Sachs and Landis Kauffman had their son, Gideon Kauffman, they knew to capture his first year they'd need to do something big.

Initially, the couple drew a blank on how to perfectly capture each month of their sons development, but hey knew if they pondered long enough something would...turnip.

Hilariously, the family decided to track their child's growth using "Veggie Portraits", and the results are hilarious...and nutritious!

Check out the results!

First month

This adorable onion themed portrait is so cute you'll be in tears...

Second month

This adorable tomato picture has me feeling good from my head to-ma-toes!

Third month

Gideon is so photogenic! It makes you wonder, "Does he carrot all about the camera in his face?"

Fourth month

This king of baby portraits looks like her was born to the purple!

Fifth month

Oh my gourd-ness! What an adorable photo!

Sixth month

He may look cool and collected here, but I feel as though he wanted to leaf as soon as possible!

Seventh month

The results from the seventh month's shoot are simply radishing!

Eighth month

This is Gideon's spiciest photo yet!

Ninth month

Great photo. Looks like he's bean here before!

Tenth month

The goal of this photo is to leave you green with envy!

Eleventh month

Boy, he's really starting to sprout

Twelfth month

Gideon, recently celebrated his first birthday. He's now walking and trying even more delicious, nutritious veggies.

His parents told The Huffington Post that they look forward to finding "other ways to document his milestones.”

Until the day these creative parents post new hilarious photos, we'll just have to appreciate this portrait! With that said, lettuce bask in its glory!

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