Monday, April 26, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Planting my Garden on my Birthday
Getting Birthday Nails Done...Sparkly Pink!
When Mom asked what I wanted to do on my birthday, I said get sparkly pink nails done! I also picked out the dress I wanted to wear. Thank you Tanya, I love it!! Grammy Allpress was with us as well, but we unfortunately didn't get any pictures of us together...;( Next time when she's out in May we will be sure to take some! Thanks so coming out for my birthday Grammy, we love you!
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Chloe's Preschool Party
We had a joint bday party at Chloe's preschool for Chloe and her friend Benjamin. Chloe and Mom made cupcakes for the party...chocolate with pink icing for the girls and green for the boys. Chloe was so excited to have cupcakes with her friends. We read books afterwards to her classmates. Chloe was very happy to have Mom hang out for her party!
Monday, April 12, 2010
Chloe's Preschool Update
When Chloe enters the classroom and sees her friends, her big beaming smile spreads across her face. She runs to greet her friends with a delightful squeal and begins to engage in their activities such as dressing up in the latest princess dresses or brings her own "Backpack, Backpack". She will jump, roll and laugh with her friends as they roam about the room, cooking up some food for the babies in the kitchen or playing with the animals in the block area.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Tyndale-Biscoe Family Visits from Spain!
Opening Presents at home!
I had such a fun time opening presents at home and got some super fun toys, clothes and games! Thank you to everyone for coming to my party. I had a great time. It lived up to the one month hype! Thank goodness Mom decided to change the day to Saturday instead of Sunday due to weather. It poured today (the original party date) so we would have had to cancel. Everyone switched their plans last minute and made it to Chloe's party, thank you for helping to make it a special day!
Bouncey Princess Castle fun!
The Kiddos At Chloe's 3rd Birthday Party
Monday, April 5, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Chloe is Turning 3 in Ten Days!
An imaginary friend can be human or animal and usually comes with a name and distinct personality. Part confidant, part playmate, part protector, and part scapegoat, they help kids practice relationship building and let them be in control for a change. A pretend friend can be a child's way of handling an increasingly demanding, expanding world.
Watching your child's interactions with her imaginary friend can give you useful insights into her fears and stresses. If her imaginary playmate is afraid of monsters under the bed, then your daughter may be, too.
Although it's wise to be respectful of your child's imaginary friend, try not to get involved in the relationship. For example, avoid using imaginary friends as a way to manipulate your child ("Harvey ate his peas, why can't you?"). Instead, follow her lead. She knows deep down this is an imaginary creation, and it can be a bit alarming to her if you buy into it too readily. These extra members of the family usually disappear by age 7, as your child becomes immersed in the very real-life world of school.