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Sunday, 25 September 2011 00:00 |
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Hazel went to the dentist for the first earlier this week and was told she had two loose teeth. She’s been wriggling one of the bottom ones at the front regularly since then at by lunchtime Sunday – you could see it was ready to come out as it hurt her to bite down on some corn.
So with a little gentle nudging she let me pull it out.
Quick and painless. She had been a sourpuss all morning but her mood picked up considerably with the excitement of a potential visit from the tooth fairy who she knows through the Pinkalicious series of books. |
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Saturday, 24 September 2011 00:00 |
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Following a family dinner Friday night which turned into a Pinkalicious gift giving extravanza, we had an outdoor picnic party for Hazel on her actual birthday with some of her friends from the neighbourhood.
Aline had baked a beautiful cake which met Hazel’s three requirements: a unicorn, a rainbow and pink.
The weather had forecasted rain but it held off and was nice outside where the kids played chase, find the marshmallows with a blindfold and spoon, and dragged each other around in a wagon in in the backyard. Andrew and Geoff made mistake of helping. The rest of the parents chatted in the front until the party ended around 2:30.
Good times. Hazel was pretty well-behaved and with a little gentle reminder thanked her friends for the gifts. |
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