How beautiful is that little munchkin? I loved fingerpainting as a child, and remember it well. It is so fun to watch what those little adorable hands can make
Heather, I loved fingerpainting, too, and was surprised when I realized she hadn't done it yet!
Julie, do you see the handprint on her face? I loved that! She wasn't eating it, just patting her mouth.
Diane, not in the photo are some of the other kids all around the table-- 1 1/2, 3, and 4. Whatever they're doing, we find a way for her to participate. I do love for babies to be able to really experience the world with their whole bodies! Thanks for noticing.
Sweet, sweet baby! I missed out on much of that - mine never liked stuff on their hands. :) So we use brushes and markers and crayons everywhere, instead!!
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How beautiful is that little munchkin? I loved fingerpainting as a child, and remember it well. It is so fun to watch what those little adorable hands can make
Love the blue lips:)
LOL...How great that she gets to experiment with so many new things. I recall seeing her outside in the mud in earlier photos. That is so great!
Thanks!
Heather, I loved fingerpainting, too, and was surprised when I realized she hadn't done it yet!
Julie, do you see the handprint on her face? I loved that! She wasn't eating it, just patting her mouth.
Diane, not in the photo are some of the other kids all around the table-- 1 1/2, 3, and 4. Whatever they're doing, we find a way for her to participate. I do love for babies to be able to really experience the world with their whole bodies! Thanks for noticing.
Sweet, sweet baby!
I missed out on much of that - mine never liked stuff on their hands. :)
So we use brushes and markers and crayons everywhere, instead!!
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