Not so sure about the motorcycle ride.
Wheee! This is great. Let's do it again (and again, and again). We climbed lots of stairs to get to the top of the slide.
Enjoying a little dessert after a hard day at the fair.
Not so sure about the motorcycle ride.
Wheee! This is great. Let's do it again (and again, and again). We climbed lots of stairs to get to the top of the slide.
Enjoying a little dessert after a hard day at the fair.
Yesterday afternoon, we had the pleasure of babysitting my friend’s little girl, Tess, for about an hour and a half. Malloy thought Tess was a lot of fun, but what she enjoyed most was pretending to be a baby. Whenever Malloy has the chance, she likes to get in baby seats, exersaucers, swings, etc. and if she can steal a pacifier she is even happier.
Malloy saw Tess putting the blanket in her mouth, so she had to do the same. Below – Malloy sitting in Tess’ car seat.
Malloy and Tess sure had fun giggling together!
Malloy in the fairy costume. She opted to wear this outfit around the house on Saturday, but changed into her “real” costume for Saturday night.
Malloy loves to watch this lady on YouTube. The videos are called Cullen’s ABCs and it is just a nice preschool teacher singing all of the songs toddlers love. I put my laptop in Malloy’s room while I was cleaning to keep her occupied.
Enjoying a caramel apple!
Her official costume was Little Red Riding Hood. She’s been obsessed with this story ever since a group from the Opera came to her preschool and performed a rendition. For some reason, Malloy decided that Little Red Riding Hood needed to wear a backpack and push her baby in a stroller.
First actual Trick or Treating experience. Just a little too short to reach the doorbell.
We had to stop by our old street so Malloy could see Miss Melissa. We only went to 3 houses last night, so fortunately, we didn’t have a lot of candy to eat. I think Malloy has already eaten it all. Aunt Katherine brought Malloy some cotton candy, but after taking a bite, Malloy said it was “too spicy”.
While I had my sewing machine out (taking up the entire dining room with all of my fabric and sewing junk) I got motivated to finish making the bedding for Malloy's "big girl bed". I made these two pillow shams this afternoon/evening and I made the bedskirt a few weekends ago. I finally got around to purchasing and installing the bed rails, so now the bed is officially ready for Malloy. I told her that she could not sleep in it until she was a "big girl" which means potty trained. I would say she is officially potty trained now so she is eligible to begin sleeping in it. She attempted to take her nap in it today, but I think it was too exciting for her and after she climbed out I put her back in her crib and she slept for 2 hours. I am definitely not pushing her to get out of her crib because she sleeps very well in it!