So cute! And she's watching the tiny images with such attention! And she uses the I-pad with such ease! Kids... My son is 8 months old now, and with his mom and dad working in IT we have several computers at home. I'm sure by the age of 6 he'll know more about computers then we do! I've also watched some other video's on this blog, and as a parent now I can feel the excitement about all the little new things a kid learns! Our son just started crawling forward 3 days ago, and is very eager to investigate everything in the house. The look on his face... priceless! Just like the proud look your daughter had when she stepped off the one step. It made me smile and warm and fuzzy inside, thanks for sharing! (ps: looked at this blog via Craftgawker and your other blog, The Cheese Thief. Your description made me look for more info about you, as I always like to make stuff with cheap materials (or free) and make it fast. Usually it ends up being a lot of work still, but I enjoy the process of creating. And I'm getting better every day, which makes me almost as proud as a kid when he learns something new!
Aww nice video....
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So cute! And she's watching the tiny images with such attention! And she uses the I-pad with such ease! Kids... My son is 8 months old now, and with his mom and dad working in IT we have several computers at home. I'm sure by the age of 6 he'll know more about computers then we do!
ReplyDeleteI've also watched some other video's on this blog, and as a parent now I can feel the excitement about all the little new things a kid learns! Our son just started crawling forward 3 days ago, and is very eager to investigate everything in the house. The look on his face... priceless!
Just like the proud look your daughter had when she stepped off the one step.
It made me smile and warm and fuzzy inside, thanks for sharing!
(ps: looked at this blog via Craftgawker and your other blog, The Cheese Thief. Your description made me look for more info about you, as I always like to make stuff with cheap materials (or free) and make it fast. Usually it ends up being a lot of work still, but I enjoy the process of creating. And I'm getting better every day, which makes me almost as proud as a kid when he learns something new!