The biggest hit amongst all the babies was the LeapFrog Learning Table. We tend to steer away from the giant plastic toys (we don't have room for monstrous baby contraptions and besides, wooden toys are so much cooler) but it's times like this where you realize that babies enjoy blinking lights and tooting horns.
Wow... this thing is so cool!
Yes, that's Mather STANDING. Well, leaning actually.
Here's a cool wooden toy.The hot topics were mobility (crawling and standing are in the works), solid foods, nursing, and teething...
If you look closely, there are two little specks of white.
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My nephew was a big fan of the Leapfrog toys, but I agree that wooden toys can be way cooler. That geometric contraption looks quite interesting, in fact. I want one!
Hard to look for teeth when one is mesmerized by those gorgeous, big, blue eyes. :-)
i really can't see the specks of white.
Elsa, you have to look at her gums, directly below that thing that connects the bottom of her tongue to her mouth (frenulum).
We'll have a better picture soon enough.
Forget the cool toys...where do I get Mather's totally cute outfit? Can you dress me too please, Emily?
A big thanks to Grandma Julie for the spanky outfit.
I can see the teeth, just peeking out. I hope she used them to establish a pecking order at the play group. I notice the other kids were giving her full use of the cool table.
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