Every now and then, you find a baby outfit that elevates your already freakishly adorable baby to heights of cuteness that make the very angels weep. This morning, Ian and I found that outfit.

Maggie knows how to play it cool. She looks like a very small, very round cheeked gangsta. It is not the
first time such a tendency has come to light.

It is worth noting that this outfit is a 12-18 month size, which is why we haven't unleashed it on the world sooner. We did not imagine that it would fit our 6 month old daughter. However, an epic poop-in-the-pants-athon this morning left us with lots of laundry and few options, and we figured that she could swim around in a too-big outfit while we washed her other stuff. And, lo and behold, it fits perfectly.

In other news, Maggie seems to be trying to stand up. She will do push-ups that lift her hindquarters up to the very tips of the toes, push off the ground, and then face-plant into the carpet. While I am sorry for her frustration at not walking (and she does get very frustrated), I cannot say I am in support of my six-month old learning to walk. I am still trying to cope with the ramifications of Max having learned how.
2 comments:
Both of your children wear stripes well (-:
she is so cute I want to eat her up.
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