Hard to believe that our littlest one had already been around a half a year at this point.
This was the golden age of Sophie's first year.
She could pretty much sit up on her own but that was about it. Otherwise she wasn't mobile.
Now, not so much. But how could you get upset at that face?
Through six months, these two are basically inseparable.
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Bath Time
One of the many activities the girls enjoy doing together is bathtime.
Mallory is always very eager to help give her little sister a bath.
Although it isn't always the most efficient process.
Mallory is always very eager to help give her little sister a bath.
Although it isn't always the most efficient process.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Spring 2012 Dance Recital
Proving that she isn't just some one dimensional jock, the very next week Mallory showed off her dancing skills at her quarterly recital.
Just enough time for a quick snooze before starting the performance.
Mallory even got to do up her hair a little bit for the show. Luckily it washed out.
Serious dance face...
...and the happy dance face.
Just enough time for a quick snooze before starting the performance.
Mallory even got to do up her hair a little bit for the show. Luckily it washed out.
Serious dance face...
...and the happy dance face.
Tee Ball Game
After picture day and a couple practices, it was time to test out the kids' skills in a game situation.
Mallory shows some intense defensive focus.
But she was equally adept at the plate.
Standing on first after a solid knock to the opposite field (copyright Joe Mauer)
Stretching out while getting the sign to steal home from her third base coach/Dad.
Tee Ball Picture Day
Mallory's first foray into team sports happened last spring when she started tee ball. After a few practices it was time for picture day.
Mallory and the other Red Sox waited patiently for their turn.
As luck would have it Mallory ended up on the same team as her school friend Brandon.
Mallory eschewed the bat for a defensive pose in her individual picture.
Mallory and the other Red Sox waited patiently for their turn.
As luck would have it Mallory ended up on the same team as her school friend Brandon.
Mallory eschewed the bat for a defensive pose in her individual picture.
Now this is a promising young team. Watch out Minnesota Twins.
Sophie's Blanket
Once Sophie started sitting up on her own and moving around a little bit, a nice cushy blanket became her best friend.
She quickly found her toes, which kept her occupied for quite some time.
Rolling over won't be too far behind...
Sophie even started doing mini push-ups to work on firming up those arms.
But she still enjoyed a (rare) moment of relaxation.
She quickly found her toes, which kept her occupied for quite some time.
Rolling over won't be too far behind...
Sophie even started doing mini push-ups to work on firming up those arms.
But she still enjoyed a (rare) moment of relaxation.
Monkey Business
For Dad's birthday, Mallory got him an extra special present - a monkey mask. The family was good at sharing, so we got to see...
Little monkeys, and
big monkeys.
Fortunately Sophie didn't seem to mind all the monkey business.
Dad's girls made sure it was an extra special birthday.
Little monkeys, and
big monkeys.
Fortunately Sophie didn't seem to mind all the monkey business.
Dad's girls made sure it was an extra special birthday.
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