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This is my Peanut Butter in July of 2007. She is just a little over 10 mos. We are at a Little League tournament that her brother is playing in. This weekend she really gained her walking legs. She had been walking using the walls and pushing her car around for a quite awhile. But the whole world opened up to her over a couple days. I was amazing to watch her wonder and excitement, but exhausting chasing her all over the place. I haven't been able to watch a game of her brother's in its entirety since. 
10 comments:
What a perfect catch of her and her walking feet! That is so adorable! She looks like she's been doing it for months...so at ease.
I'm so glad you are playing PSF with us. I hope you'll join us again next week!
Oh she is just so adorable! Talk about 32 flavors of cuteness.
Thanks so much for joining the PSF fun! This was another fantastic addition.
what a cutie!!
10mos, wowsers, I'm glad Emily waited till 12mos....
what a cuite! walking at 10mos... wow, my little guy didn't really get going until he was about 14mos.
My son took off at 10 months and started walking, then running and I haven't sat down since! (: She is TOO adorable....
Thanks for the visit and comment. The potty training hasn't really begun here yet. It was a fluke I caught him at just the right moment.
And the babylegs? I love them! They are great for chilly days at home or just chilly mornings at home- slip on and off and make diaper changing a breeze.
WOW! 10 months and walking?! My youngest didn't walk until about 15 months..which was actually A-OK with me. Things get a little tougher for mom when your little one becomes very mobile!
She's a cutie!!!
Wow she can motor! She has kept you busy ever since, I bet!
Yikes! I think an almost-tornado totally warrants eating the rest of the cake by yourself.
So sweet! And I love her little chubby legs in this pic!!
Mobile kids are the best workout plan there is though. So at least there's that.
She is cute. And now you two can start wandering through the woods and seeing what you come across.
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