Zachary's Champion Goats Blue Velvet

D.O.B January 1, 2020
Generation - 1st
Velvet was an oops baby - her dam was a Pygmy doe and her sire a Nubian buck - NOT the way you want to make Kinders, but a Kinder nonetheless. I got Velvet at just a few days old, as a tiny bottle baby. She was a bit premature, but she got the hang of nursing quickly! 
The genetics behind this first gen girl are top-notch, and I think she will be an excellent example of a Kinder. Sire - Six-Point Sir Ralph:

https://www.adgagenetics.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=N001970091
If there was an IQ test for goats, Velvet would probably be a genius. She's so stinkin' smart and full of personality. Recently, she's gotten very loving again, but there for a bit she was in a rotten toddler stage where her favorite thing to do bite! I wouldn't trade this sassy, intelligent girl for anything.

 

Hefty Goat Holler Farm Sweet Caroline

D.O.B March 4, 2020
Generation - 3rd
Caroline was a triplet and pulled to be a bottle baby. If Velvet is a genius, Caroline is the class dunce, bless her heart. But she is a good-natured dingdong, even if she has the gross habit of trying to chew my hair while she has a mouthful of cud. She's just ridiculously likable.
I like how long  she is and how much rear width she has - teats look long and plumb so far, too! She's grown well and is the second Priscilla X Tigger doeling I have retained.

 

Fork-ked Hooves Jillian

D.O.B January  17, 2020
Generation - 5th

While I hadn't planned on getting another doeling this year, I couldn't pass up Jillian, especially since 2020 was a buckling year! Jillian is a laid-back, likable yearling now. Unfortunately, she's hit a plateau on growth. She's currently the smallest Kinder yearling I have. I have bred does this small but would prefer not to, so I hope she has a growth spurt.