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Jun 08 2009 02:00 PM ET
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Lance Armstrong's Special Delivery: Max!

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Homeward bound! Lance Armstrong totes newborn son Maxwell Edward as the pair — plus mom Anna Hansen — left the hospital in Aspen, Co. on Saturday morning.

Since returning home, Max, 4 days old, has stayed busy keeping on top of his Twitter account!

Finally got to go home. All my grandparents are here too. I feel like a hot potato,” baby boy updated Saturday. Yesterday brought the news that he “just got my diaper changed. Lookin’ [forward] to doing this myself!”

Max rides in a Graco SnugRide in Melbourne ($90). Hanging from the handle are Infantino’s Tag Along Chimes ($6.50 for two).

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Ahh from what i can see he looks cute. Wow Max is a really popular name at the moment. J.LO, Charlie Sheen, Christina and Kerry Katona all have sons named Max.

- emma on

LOL at him having a Twitter account.

- Amy on

emma, you’re right! Never actually paid much attention to the trend. We all have to admit its nice to see celebs returning to “normal” names. Pilot Inspektor…Apple :-)

- Tearra on

We have this exact same stroller/carseat!!!

- MZ on

Maybe this has been talked about before but, I was under the impression that chemotherapy/radiation rendered men sterile. I guess I just assumed after his testicular cancer, he would be unable to father another child.

At any rate, a child is a blessing!!! I love the name Max, too!

- kam on

Kam…He stored him sperm because he considered having children after therapy.

- Mimi on

No….this baby was not the result of his frozen sperm. He has said that he was surprised because he assumed that he was sterile.

- Emma on

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