Sometimes she just disappears. A quick search of the house will find her here, in her room making cups of tea for her teddies.
She climbs upon a little table to ensure she can watch the passing cars and keep an eye on the vegetables. There she stands, quietly tinkering with her toys and enjoying some solitude.
All I can say is that it's lucky that this child wasn't my first born, because if she was I would have been one s.m.u.g parent.
Gosh I love her tiny self.
That's just beautiful Em,
ReplyDeleteI love it when they create their own little world like that......So SweeT ;o)
Tania xx
I think I might just be one of those smug parents. That girl was my first born. :)
ReplyDeleteYour little lady is just adorable x
ooh lucky you! I sometimes imagine what it would have been like to have a placid baby first up- in my dreams, it's awesome!!
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So adorable. Sometimes I would forget my daughter was in the house. She'd just be off playing. Not my son. I never, ever forget he's in the house. ;-)
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yep, we always know where our boy is!
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I hope my lady baby is like that ... so I can be totally smug. (My little man is still a bit of a terror, but in a good way, we just stick to open outdoor spaces at the moment).
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bunting. I love corner windows. Im x
oh she will! You could start being smug now in preparation! ;)
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Gorgeous Em. I love it when they potter around, chatting to themselves all that imaginative play. The sweetest. xx
ReplyDeleteWay too cute lady baby. This is the kind of thing I always hear about little girls. So sweet & gentle. Beautiful photos Em xo
ReplyDeleteShe's adorable, and I love your bunting hanging on your window. It's a perfect nook for creative play!
ReplyDeleteSo so adorable, and what gorgeous images, bunting is just fab! x
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful is that?! Hope you are having a great week!
ReplyDeleteThe smug mum thing is EXACTLY how I feel about my daughter. She's just been too blimmin easy. Is it a girl thing? A second child thing? Either way we are two lucky mama's. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious girl, and I love that bunting!
ReplyDeleteSo, so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSweet darling girl. Love the smug comment. My son has made darn well sure I would never be anything close to a smug parent but instead that frazzled mumma chasing a crazed toddler through the shopping centre.
ReplyDeleteI'm praying to the baby gods the next one is in the same mould as your lady baby. x
What a lovely blog you have here:). Its beautiful and peaceful feeling! I love all the sweet stories of the everyday...
ReplyDeleteOh this is a beautiful post, made me smile. Ive been reading your blog for a little while now but haven't had the chance to comment until now. Your words are so heart warming, a lovely blog indeed, Rachael xx
ReplyDeleteWas just admiring ur corner bunting and wishing I had a corner window then realised ... I do have corner windows!! (Once again - Doh!! ;-)
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