For Claire's third birthday, I treated her to a "spa day". Miss Whitney cut her hair and then she had a mani/pedi! She LOVED it all and sat very still for all her pampering!!
Miss Whitney gives Claire a sucker before she starts cutting to keep her occupied during her haircut!
Friday, September 11, 2009
Thursday, September 10, 2009
My Sweet Girls
Future All Star
It's so fun to watch your children grow and develop! As Anna has gotten older, Ben & I have really noticed Anna's natural love for BALLS! She has a natural athletic ability that we started noticing when she was a little baby (she started rolling over at nine weeks). She is so agile and very coordinated. We definitely observed her climbing abilities early on and her athletic talents are evident as she gets bigger! We are hoping for some sort of full ride scholarship for this little All Star!
60th Birthday
Catherine's 1st Birthday
My sweet little niece, Catherine, turned one on July 29th! She had a fun birthday party that I was, unfortunately, unable to attend due to the fact that I was recovering from a surgical procedure. Ben took the girls and they had a great time! Ben was able to get a few cute pictures that I wanted to share!
I love the birthday girl's tutu!
Buld-A-Bear
I knew I wanted to do something special for Claire when she successfully gave up her paci, but I didn't know exactly what to do. Well, my cousin gave me the GREAT idea to go to Build-A-Bear and have Claire put one of her pacifiers inside the bear as it was being stuffed. PERFECT! I loved the idea and Claire really enjoyed her first Build-A-Bear experience!
Goodbye Paci
So... we are back up and running! I am so behind on blogging so here is the start of my blogging marathon!
Claire gave up her beloved pacifier (paci) when she turned three. We talked about it for months leading up to her birthday so she would understand that she would no longer have her paci once she was a BIG three year old girl! She did really well considering she was a huge paci girl! She was only able to use it at nap time and at night, but it was a huge source of comfort for her. It was harder than I anticipated for ME to take that comfort item away from her. I told Ben, if it was a blanky or a stuffed animal we would never think of taking it away, but we have to take her comfort item away and it seemed cruel to me. Thankfully, she has adapted very well without it. The first week she needed extra hugs, kisses and cuddle time from Mommy & Daddy, and there were tears shed (from both me & Claire), but two months later you would never even know she was a paci girl! I am constantly amazed at Claire's ability to adapt. She is very mature for her age and I am so proud of her!
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