our not so baby girl

Our Margot is 16 months old now. It's hard to believe really, she's leaving her baby day behind and becoming a toddler. One thing I've noticed lately is that I am more prone to play paparazzi with her then when it was just the boys.

Really I can't help it-- She just is so stinkin' cute! With her wispy hair and chubby cheeks that I have to kiss multiple times in one hour. She can be very girly, already it's noticeable. She has tiny high pitched squeals that she lets loose if Richie gets to "in her face" were as Chaz can do whatever he pleases with her. {favortism anyone??} Her love for her daddy is not hard to see. I know she misses him, but their conversations on Skype are to cute that I can't even talk about it!

 Finally I am happy to announce that she is learning to love accessories. {lol} Her sunglasses are a staple in her summer wardrobe, she hunts her sandles down every morning and makes me put them on her, and will {drum roll} now let me put hair bows and bands in her hair. As opposed to her old ways of ripping them out on the spot. I'm kind of excited about this one.

{i wonder what i should try first}

{swings = winner}

{but it's more fun to go up the slid mom}

{tender moments}

{wait for me}

WE are in love with this little girl who came into out family 16 months ago. The bond that I imagined between father and daughter is everyday coming to fruition before my very eyes. Our little men love playing with her and she in turn loves to be included with everything they are doing. As for me my love for her grows more each day. My heart is so filled with love when she sits on my lap and eats toast, smiles her toothy smile, or falls asleep in my arms as I sing night time lullabies to her.

What will I ever do if I have another daughter??!?! Oy!

xO-Etheline