LOTS OF PICTURES!!!
This is as close to crawling as Emily gets... She moves all around and can get from one area to another but no actual crawling...yet.
We have HUGE frogs in the pond. There are quite a few that are at least the size of my hand.
Ivy getting ready to test out the newly-repaired Jon boat. (Sorry the picture is blurry - she wouldn't stay still!)
Out with Daddy trying out the boat...
This is Addy, our black lab...
We went to the zoo with some friends. Here is Ivy with her friend Grayce...
Jumping with Grayce...
Emily caught a nap while riding around at the zoo...
Riding a metal elephant statue...
My happy girl!
I just wanted to document that my child ate broccoli. Ivy is a meat and cheese girl but recently has been asking (and actually eating) broccoli, asparagus, squash and zucchini.
Emily eating a cracker...
Ivy showing Emily how to crawl...
Tucker, our chocolate lab.
Another trip to the zoo with Grandmama this time...
Ivy at the giraffe exhibit...
Seeing how tall she is...
Riding the lions...
Ivy found a snake!! (it is fake - made of metal...)
Emily hanging out in the stoller...
Ivy was a little disappointed that the NC Zoo doesn't have actual unicorns. She wanted her picture taken with a display of a unicorn.
Sisters...
Emily got her first boo boo... My and my mom sat her on some steps. She leaned over to look down and did a flip and scraped her cheek...
We went to the Museum of Life & Science in Durham with some friends. Ivy had a great time!
They have a play area outside with some drums and some climbing structures...
Ivy with her friend, Mia...
Holding a butterfly...
Sitting on a dinosaur...
Sweet Emily - she sat so quietly in her stroller the whole time. She loves people watching...
Rolling a ball down a track...
Emily is 9 MONTHS OLD!!!!
Ivy in the wagon...
Relaxing in the hammock...
I was trying to think of something fun for Ivy to do. So I drew a map and she had a treasure hunt...
FYI...Emily goes to the pediatrician on Wednesday for her 9 month well-baby check. I'll post her stats then...
