I am sure you are all as freezing as I am....I can't wait for the Spring! It was 6 degrees as we drive to Nama and Papa's house this morning (only 3 degrees yesterday). I was told that Friday's high of the day is only going to be zero degrees!! Oh my...that will officially be the coldest day since I have been alive! I am tired of wearing my heavy silver coat, a hat and a scarf!! I am excited about my scarf though...just like mommy!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
"Toast"
This was the first thing I said this morning as I woke up in mommy and daddy's bed (yes, I have been waking up there lately. See, I go to bed in my own room, but around 2am to 5am I wake up crying and knowing mom and dad are so tired they just come to my room and pick me up and bring me to there bed...suckers) the first thing I usually say is "chocolate moo-moo", but today I was hungry!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
Love,
Kate
xoxo
Friday, January 1, 2010
"Oh my gosh"
This is my newest phrase I am using all the time...just started yesterday and everyone seemed to think it was really funny so am using it all the time! Hee hee!!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
Love,
Kate
xoxo
Happy New Year!!!
Happy New Year! I welcomed in 2010 with a party at our house with Nama, Papa, Aunt Jenny, Uncle Rob, Anna, Mommy, Daddy and Murphy! We played games, ate lots of good food and watched some football. It was so much fun! I was such a good girl (as I always am at parties) that I got to see New York call in the New Year, Kansas City and almost Las Vegas!!! I am a party girl and stayed up until 1:11 am! Can you believe that? It is the latest I have ever stayed up and been a happy little girl doing so! Mommy even took some pictures of me falling asleep in mommy and daddy’s bed at 1:11 (see the clock)!!!
I hope everyone has a great 2010 and the rest of mine turns out as great as the last day of 2009!!!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
I am really good at playing my recorder I got for Christmas...I play "twinkle twinkle little star!"
Aunt Jenny picked me up a winter coat for next year at a HUGE Baby Gap sale!! YEH!
Then I crashed!
I hope everyone has a great 2010 and the rest of mine turns out as great as the last day of 2009!!!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
I am really good at playing my recorder I got for Christmas...I play "twinkle twinkle little star!"
Aunt Jenny picked me up a winter coat for next year at a HUGE Baby Gap sale!! YEH!
I am helping Aunt Jenny change Anna's diaper!
Here I am with everyone helping Aunt Jenny make twice baked potatoes. I got to do "BAM" and put on all the toppings!
1:11am....party girl!
Then I crashed!
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
PHEW...
Mom got an email from BabyCenter.com on this and I was Super excited to read it. Hopefully this means paci can stick around for awhile longer!!!
Is it true that sucking on a pacifier or thumb ruins a child's teeth or bite?
Expert Answers
The BabyCenter Editorial Team
No, not unless it continues into the preschool years.
It's perfectly healthy and natural for a baby to suck, and fingers or a pacifier can come in very handy for soothing. A child is most likely to enjoy thumb-sucking or a pacifier during the years when she has her baby teeth, and there's no reason to worry about long-term problems with the teeth or jaw at that point.
It's a good idea to discourage thumb-sucking and pacifier use before your child gets permanent teeth, though. Continued sucking after that time can lead to problems with the front teeth tipping outward or not developing properly.
Permanent teeth usually start showing up by age 4 to 6, and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that parents help children put a stop to these habits by age 3. (For help with the pacifier, see ten ways to banish the binky.)
If your child enjoys sucking on a pacifier or her fingers, talk with her dentist. He can monitor her jaw and teeth to make sure that they're developing properly.
One thing that's bad for your child's teeth at any age: dipping that pacifier in something sweet.
I LOVE PACI'S!!!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
Is it true that sucking on a pacifier or thumb ruins a child's teeth or bite?
Expert Answers
The BabyCenter Editorial Team
No, not unless it continues into the preschool years.
It's perfectly healthy and natural for a baby to suck, and fingers or a pacifier can come in very handy for soothing. A child is most likely to enjoy thumb-sucking or a pacifier during the years when she has her baby teeth, and there's no reason to worry about long-term problems with the teeth or jaw at that point.
It's a good idea to discourage thumb-sucking and pacifier use before your child gets permanent teeth, though. Continued sucking after that time can lead to problems with the front teeth tipping outward or not developing properly.
Permanent teeth usually start showing up by age 4 to 6, and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that parents help children put a stop to these habits by age 3. (For help with the pacifier, see ten ways to banish the binky.)
If your child enjoys sucking on a pacifier or her fingers, talk with her dentist. He can monitor her jaw and teeth to make sure that they're developing properly.
One thing that's bad for your child's teeth at any age: dipping that pacifier in something sweet.
I LOVE PACI'S!!!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
Hugs and Kisses
I am a really affectionate little girl and I love to give hugs and kisses! Everyone loves my hugs and kisses! Daddy especially likes it when I pat him on the back when I give him hugs...so I do!
I love you!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
I love you!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
Cuddle time
I LOVE to cuddle!! It is so much fun to lay really close to mommy and daddy, but also a brilliant way to push off bed time!!! I have them figured out. They think it is so cute when I ask to cuddle they do it! When they ask me "what time is it Kate" I say "cuddle time" - even though I know they want me to say "nigh night time". I used to say "nigh night time, but not anymore...I have them fooled! Heehee!
Love,
Kate
xoxo
Love,
Kate
xoxo
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