"What you do for the one child must be done for the other." (Parenting 101. No partiality there, either.)
Sophia has wanted a little cardboard vehicle ever since Tyler and I made a truck together. It wasn't until we had started the project that I realized the biggest pull for her wasn't to own a car but the chance to paint something. She did a fine job on the little car with its pipe cleaner axles and old flip-flop tires and is very pleased with the results.
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its beautiful!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteShe is very good!!!!!!
I see a future in business here!!!!!!!!
Love you Sophia!!!!!
Aunt Tamesha
Haha. 'A future in business.' Definitely.
DeleteOh Sara,seeing this picture of you and Sophia makes me want to hug you both! You are such a loving mother taking lots of time for your children. God bless you! -Lydia Ruth
ReplyDeleteAw, so good to hear from you, Lydia Ruth! :) With only two children and a fairly open schedule these days, I have time to do things with my twosome. :)
DeleteI love your creativity! We just finished SOP weekend...and for me lots of babysitting. One creative thing Lily found online was to freeze blue colored water with little animals in it and let the children hack away with table knives and find the "fossils". :)
ReplyDeleteOh, that sounds fun! Something I want to try in the winter is to freeze containers of colored water, then let the children build colorful ice sculptures in the yard. But that might have to wait a while. :)
DeleteLooking forward to seeing you and your little peoples very soon!
ReplyDeleteYes, Sarah! Your time with us will be very short, but we are looking forward to seeing you all the same. God bless all your preparations. Hugs :)
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