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Bubbles, counting, and more!

 
 
I enjoy every second spent with my little one. These days it seems
as though the time goes by so quickly. She's growing,  learning, and constantly
making mommy proud. I remember the fist time she crawled, then walked, and now
she's running and jumping..I'm truly amazed at how she has changed in the past year.
I cherish my days spent with my little love, she means the world to both her daddy and I.
Our day (in pictures)
 
{My little love, she loves her bubble machine}
 
 
 
{She made mommy some very delicious cookies}
Yum!
 
 
{We learned about letters, numbers, and sang and danced}
-leapfrog, click-start my fist computer
(We received this last year for Christmas)
 
 
 
{Had fun counting and sorting each number out}
 
 
 
{Art time}
 
 
 
What a fun afternoon it was!
 
 

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  1. You have such a fun afternoon together! I love that age, they're so active and interested in everything.

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  2. Looks like fun!

    Following you now! :) Thanks so much for linking up with us!

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  3. I love fun moments with my child. I really miss the toddler age. You have an awesome site.

    Cynthia

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  4. Nicole, thank you :).

    Aw Cynthia, thank you so much.. :) I have a feeling I will miss this age once she is older. :/

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  5. Too cute I love the little smock you made for her to paint in. I need to get one of those!!!

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  6. Dina, aw thank you. I actually went out and purchased this smock at Joanns craft store. They have some at michaels also. :)

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  7. Look how creative you are! Fantastic! Oh how I'd love a day to just stay home and play.

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  8. Thank you Mrs. Robertson :) Hope your having a lovely day!

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