Big Changes for Eden

 

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Big things are happening for my Ede girl this week! Not only did her first little tooth break through, but she is pulling and and crawling more and more every day! I guess she is trying to make up for lost time!

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She does not move across the furniture yet. But she pulls herself up and then her legs keep sliding further and further apart until she does a split and finally falls!

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I have been having such fun with her in the afternoons!

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She is also starting to get into a things! Shoes and cords are her favorite!

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Playing peak-a-boo is always a successful way to get a big smile!

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What a silly girl!

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My little sunshine!

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  1. JileneSeptember 20, 2012 at 3:13 PM

    She is so incredibly precious and beautiful!! :)

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