The Story: I made a duck counting activity to go with the beautifully and simply illustrated Eric Carle book 10 Little Rubber Ducks
, based on a true story of a rubber ducks that fell overboard and floated at sea till they landed on distant shores. I had her finger paint with blue and green to make a sea just like Eric Carle's, which I laminated. Then I made little ducks, numbered them and stuck on little velcro dots for them.
February 3
The Story: All dressed up to go outside. Obviously her dad and I care a great deal about well put together and coordinated outfits.
February 4
The Story: Making a robot....this is difficult to figure out how to do we decided....
February 5
The Story: She decided to lotion herself up with guacamole. Until this moment, I forgot the days of baby-led solids when food was pure play...
February 6
The Story: Someone decided finger painting time wasn't finished yet.
February 7
The Story: My daughter is way into blankets. Any size piece of any cloth can be a blanket. With actual blankets, she lays them on the floor and spreads them out, flattening out every wrinkle. Pulling a corner here and then oh! Straightening the other side. Over and over. So it happens that having her help me set up the bean bin means a good number of minutes straightening out the blanket. Here she is, close to finished.
The Story: My first real walk with baby.
February 8
The Story: We made orange!
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