What a Wonderful World: 18 Months

Saturday, December 3, 2011

18 Months

Cute Sarah! You're almost 18.5 months now. You're growing up way to fast. Your are little girly-girl, and I love it.

You love to jibber jabber on the play phone or get a hold of my cell phone and randomly call people .

You LOVE your bath time. You squeal with delight and love to splash. You have serious conversations with Ariel and get very concerned when she falls over and is lying in the water. You love to organize the cups and fill them with water.

You like to wear your Halloween costume. You will pull it off the hanger and bring it to me to help you put it on. It seems you prefer our books over yours. You will sit there for minutes at a time just looking at random books.

You LOVE your pretties (any type of hair accessory, jewelery, sparkles or anything girly) as you call them "Teeee's". You will literally chase me around the house making your noises that you want me to put on some dress up shoes.

You love to take anything you can and turn them into bracelets. You will take anything from my hair ties to my running headbands to Kaitlyn's bag, to taking off Christmas ordaments. You're getting quite creative.

We all love you so much! But one request... stop growing so fast.

2 comments:

Christine said...: Awwww. Girly-girls are lots of fun at this age. Darby is one too. I love her "conversations with Ariel". Cute!; December 4, 2011 at 8:06 AM
Stevie Spillers said...: She is so adorable!!!!; January 3, 2012 at 4:58 PM

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