Here's one with her matching bib on... The socks she has on are 0-3 months and still WAY too big--she has these tiny, dainty feet and hands!
Here is the beautiful finished product...
-Bridget
While my mom was here, she also bought Eli some crayons. Smartly, she bought the "washable kind". Now this is NOT an advertisement, but... I was busy in the office today with the baby, and Eli played for like 30 minutes happily in the other room by himself. I though, wow, a miracle!!
I figured out the miracle when I left the office. He had been coloring on everything in sight with a purple crayon. I mean, glass, the fridge, the dishwasher, the TV, the coffee table, and so on. You get the picture. True to its pledge, it all came off with just a damp rag! It's magic! The only thing I couldn't get it off of was the white leather chair. Darn it! That chair has been through the wringer since Eli's birth. I think the chair is losing the war, too. Anyhow, I am including one photo--of the dishwasher art! I hope this is not something he repeats! Thanks heavens for washable crayons!
One last thing. Since having kiddo #2, I have had more stressed out moments. I have times when I feel that all I do is laundry, make food for the kids, clean up the messes and desperately try to sleep. When I get too frazzled from the crying or the cleaning, I have found one thing that always makes me happy! I go up to Dora's room and pull out her clothes--currently 3-6 months (the next size up--so when she was in newborn, I looked at 0-3, but now I look at 3-6 since she's in 0-3...) I look at her cute little clothes, and I feel better! It makes me happy--don't ask me why! I know I have had a long week this week because I have looked at those clothes at least once every single day!
Today was hard--you can see what I did with the clothes! I laid them all out so I could see them all at once. I am not including all the photos--I had lots of dresses on the chair, more outfits on the footrest of the chair and tons of sleepers and stuff in a bag (that aren't quite as cute, so I didn't lay them out!) Now, some of these clothes were given to me by Angela or Linsey, and a few things I bought... But I must admit that the VAST majority came from my mom. Yes, I know I am truly spoiled. Thanks mom! You raised a spoiled brat! (Looks like I am on track to do the same!)