This was him at not quite 15 months old...all "baby", and now at 23 months...100% little boy! (and yes, still not interested in looking at mama's camera - HA!)





Thank goodness he still has another year in the
"baby school" as we like to call it in our family. Can't wait for him to meet Mrs. Maria and Mrs. Patti, the
2 y/o teachers, this Fall!
5 comments:
I love Hudson's navy blue and red outfit from Target (I love that place)! My son, Parker, got that same outfit for his first birthday. (Which happened to be a Dr. Seuss themed party, which is how I found your blog when I was researching ideas!) I love reading your blog and all the cute things you do for even just little parties. It has inspired me to get more crafty! I am a teacher so I can't wait to do more this summer!
Love the popsicle idea...I may have to use it next year.
I am going to copy your popsicle idea next year. The water bottles I sent were very heavy to carry into the school. I love the simple inexpensive token! So so cute!!! I love stealing all your neat ideas! Thanks for sharing!
I LOVE your blog. You are so creative and have such wonderful ideas! What did you print your cute notes on for the otter pops?
Amber~ I LOVE Target...always get in trouble when we're in there :)
Andrea~ I bet the water bottles were so cute though! :)
The popsicles were a big hit...funny how it's always the simplest of things that the kiddos like the best! Oh and I printed the labels on full page Avery labels and just cut to size. Easy peasy.
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