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1 Month!

I'm a little late on posting this but it's better to be late than never.



As you can see I had a hard time getting a good shot but I thought all of these were pretty cute.

Thank you Aunt Cole (Godmother) for the cute monthly sticker. I can't wait to see how much she's going to grow next to press (the giraffe). We call him Press because it's written on his chest (you press him and he sings the alphabet). His X sounds like S though so Stella may think S Y Z, again why I'm glad she will have other stimulation besides me and my messed up alphabet singing toys.

Stella loves the ceiling fan and long walks in the neighborhood in the baby Bjorn.  She also loves the bath and sucking on her fingers.

Next month hopefully she'll be smiling and like more than ceiling fans.  Although she's my child so who knows.

I also put Stella in one of my outifts. She looked so cute.

Comments

  1. LOVE the giraffe!! She is so precious!

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  2. Press seems like a pretty awesome best friend.

    I still remember buying those onesie stickers! I can't believe she is here and using them!!!

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  3. I love that you call him Press! That is hilarious. She is so cute, it is amazing how much she will grow - we only have two more monthly photos to go and my little girl is hardly recognizable as that little 1 month old!

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  4. Happy 1 month!!! You guys are dong such a great job and I'm so glad this girl seems to be a great sleeper and eater. plus, I love that her giraffe is named Press. That is awesome :) She is such a beauty~I can't wait to read more!

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  5. Wow. She is one month. She is so sweet! Love that she was wearing your old dress!

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  6. I just love seeing pictures of her! She is so precious!

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