My baby girl has been really cute and silly lately.
First, she insists on going into the sunroom, having me cover her with a handkerchief and close the door. Then she pretends to be “sleepeez” for a few seconds, before she comes back in and has me do it all again.
And she found her baby seat recently. Now it’s become the best lazyboy seat in the house for watching Elmo and Yo Gabba Gabba.
Kids are so funny!
I made gluten/dairy free Coconut Brownie Bites as a dessert recently because I was having an uncontrollable chocolate craving. *well, that’s not true, I can control it. I just don’t want to* As you can tell they were a hit with more than just me.
Healthy and delicious, she can certainly have these. But just one…Andrew took her to the grocery store after and he told me she was totally wired. Bouncing up and down in her stroller, singing, and talking non-stop. I’m just glad she was with him and not with me,”I just gave her chocolate. Here you go, she’s your problem now.”
If you want to make these easy no-bake treats you can go here. Or if you’re lazy, like me, here’s the recipe quoted directly from her site:
Coconut Brownie Bites –
Ingredients:
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Early birthday present from Grandma and Grandpa, coupled with an afternoon spent at the splash pad and park warrants some major props wouldn’t you say?
Mama and Dad, you guys done good! Keep it up.
I think this new toddler stage is my favorite. There’s a new word almost everyday, a new action or discovery everyday, and more fun and games. Mama’s hats are stolen and worn throughout the afternoon because they’re a lot more fun than her own, cardboard boxes are the ideal toys until they rip and a chorus of ‘Uh-ohs’ commences with a lower lip stuck out further than I thought possible, and hugs and kisses are given freely and playfully complete with a tiny hand patting you on the back and a little nose nuzzling your neck.
Who knew she’d ever have enough hair for this?
