My little girl turned 4 two weeks ago. I say this every year, but I wonder how come life seems to be flying by so quickly. Anyone who knows me well knows that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the little ones. It saddens me to see my little ones grow up so fast.
She has the cutest and sweetest personality. She is always saying something funny! I love that about her! Such sweet innocence!
One of my favorites lately is to hear her say, “Mama, I want to wear a BEAU-TI-FUL dress!” She exaggerates the BEAUTIFUL part! Of course, I eat this up! I love to doll her up in cute girlie clothes!
So of course my little princess had to have a Disney Princess Birthday Party! At her request, she wanted a princess cake. Goodness, I have noticed that the cakes tend to get more involved each year! But, I would do it again to listen to and see her expression when the cake was complete!
“Oh Mama, I LOVE IT!” All morning long she watched and asked when she could put the princesses on the cake. She was super excited when I told her it was time for her to put the princesses on.
Here is the finished castle cake.
I used the Wilton Castle Cake set. This was a first, but I was not sure I would be able to pull off a standing castle without it! I was happy that it turned out so cute!
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Blog-A-Pal-Loosa will be May 6-19th.
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This is a fun art project that I have been letting my Kinder kids do this week. I posted about using old warming trays last summer. It is great fun for the kids to watch the crayon melt on their papers!
They have turned out so cute! I have also found that some of my Kinder kids are very artistic. I had one little girl shade with a white crayon, it turned out so neat looking!
First of all the kids colored their flower picture using the warming tray. After letting the crayon dry for a few minutes, I had them use watercolors to paint the background blue. FYI— I would definitely use construction paper if possible. The crayon can leave a waxy residue on the warming tray.
Here are a few examples:
Happy Spring!
I am sad that my Spring Break is coming to an end. It goes WAY too quickly these days. I always have such great plans of what I am going to accomplish. I truly did get quite a few things done, it is just never enough!
Anyway, it is funny how I am much more motivated I am to cook dinner at night when I have not spent my day chasing around 5 yr. olds! Usually by the time I get home cooking dinner does not sound all that appealing!
