2. She loves to squeeze herself into a small space between the area we store her toys, and her wooden table. It's just as wide as she is, and she backs herself into that spot and sits down and reads her books.
3. Puzzles! My goodness does she love her puzzles! She really is her great-grandmother's great-granddaughter :). And her aunt's neice. And her grandma's granddaughter. It must be in her blood. We have 2 wooden puzzles that have animal cut-outs, and she's pretty good at matching them up! We're not quite ready for jigsaw puzzles, but we're headed in the right direction!
Finally, one realization this mama has come to is that we need a new law. A law dictating that any children's toy that has pre-recorded music/sounds/words should come with at LEAST two volume settings, besides "off". You know, "low", "medium" and "high", for example. Or even just "low" and "high" would be fabulous. It's a shame that Emily's two favorite toys lately (that make noise) do not have this function. :(
In other exciting news, our community pool opens this weekend! I'm not sure if we'll go this weekend, as it will be a madhouse, but we definitely plan to hit the pool next week as it seems the weather will cooperate! We will be living at the pool this summer. There's a small kiddy-pool that's fenced off from the big pool, with a nice shaded area for a pregnant mama to rest. Sounds like my kind of summer!
One morning Emily INSISTED on putting on an outfit from her Grandma Susan, but wouldn't let me take off her pj's first! So here she is in all her fashionable glory :).
Panda makes an excellent chair.
Playing in her crib
I know, I know, I should have gotten rid of that mobile LOOONG ago. But she loves the elephant, so I leave it up.
After a Love/Hate relationship with Avocado in the beginning, Emily seems to enjoy guacamole. Here we're sharing chips and guac from Chipotle!
