ever elizabeth will be 8 months on the 2cd of August. this is pretty cool. here is most of her family (minus dakota, who is seventeen after all, and not home like he used to be) heading out to yogurt on family night ever is now famous in our family for her 'sexy baby' pose. she does this all day. and every time she does it, mr. curry says sexxxy bayabyyyyy in a singsong voice that completely delights her. now everyone in the family says it, and everyone at our preschool. she's wearing her teething necklace made of amber, which i love, an outfit from grandma mary which we love, and a hair clip from one of my sponsors on the side, the little girl avatar. i am addicted to these hair clips. they are cheap and adorable and make her (me) happy. ee in her crib at preschool. ever reading. she has learned how to wave hello, make a grasping motion for 'picky up', says Da-Da and sits up. she just started moving forward in a military crawl, instead of rolling around or moving backward. no teeth yet. my heart. daddy's heart. watching harry potter. every morning we go to Starbucks. it's my big indulgence in life. ee loves our routine. covered in organic sweet potato and using her first sippy cup. all things awesome.
Adorable! It's amazing to watch these little ones make personalities of themselves. To discover and get personal with the world. You wish you could protect them forever but if you could make them as strong as you then you've done a good job.
She is so adorable -- I love all those photos! Those amber teething necklaces are traditional in Switzerland, where my husband is from, and all my babies had one!
I love the photos, and seeing Ever reading her book! Babies who are exposed to books do focus in on the pages, and understand, already, the magic of story. I have a friend who's grandaughter, starting from the time she could crawl, would go to the cabinet where the books are kept, and pat it, communicating, all smiles, that she wanted to be read a story.
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ever elizabeth will be 8 months on the 2cd of August. this is pretty cool. here is most of her family (minus dakota, who is seventeen after all, and not home like he used to be) heading out to yogurt on family night
ever is now famous in our family for her 'sexy baby' pose. she does this all day. and every time she does it, mr. curry says sexxxy bayabyyyyy in a singsong voice that completely delights her. now everyone in the family says it, and everyone at our preschool. she's wearing her teething necklace made of amber, which i love, an outfit from grandma mary which we love, and a hair clip from one of my sponsors on the side, the little girl avatar. i am addicted to these hair clips. they are cheap and adorable and make her (me) happy.
ee in her crib at preschool.
ever reading. she has learned how to wave hello, make a grasping motion for 'picky up', says Da-Da and sits up. she just started moving forward in a military crawl, instead of rolling around or moving backward. no teeth yet.
my heart.
daddy's heart.
watching harry potter.
every morning we go to Starbucks. it's my big indulgence in life. ee loves our routine.
covered in organic sweet potato and using her first sippy cup. all things awesome.
Absolutely beautiful, all of it. Although the in bed with dad watching Harry Potter shots may be my favorite.
Adorable! It's amazing to watch these little ones make personalities of themselves. To discover and get personal with the world. You wish you could protect them forever but if you could make them as strong as you then you've done a good job.
Love ms sweet potato face!
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Gorgeousness.
Baby girl. Oh that baby girl.
Oh my good gracious ALIVE--ever is a sweet potato if I've ever seen one! ♥
she's amazingly adorable.
Woweeee! She is such a gorgeous little lady! Your entire family is awesomesauce.
She is so adorable -- I love all those photos! Those amber teething necklaces are traditional in Switzerland, where my husband is from, and all my babies had one!
I love the photos, and seeing Ever reading her book! Babies who are exposed to books do focus in on the pages, and understand, already, the magic of story. I have a friend who's grandaughter, starting from the time she could crawl, would go to the cabinet where the books are kept, and pat it, communicating, all smiles, that she wanted to be read a story.
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