Halloween Costume Continues...Winnie the Pooh

Winnie the Pooh

To be honest I’m not a big fan of the Winnie the Pooh,

I never watched it growing up. But it represents innocence and health family upbringing.

It was warm and cozy. I just couldn’t resist, after all, it represented a health family upbringing

and that is actually what I want for you. 

I dressed you up and painted your face and surprisingly you tell me.
You can walk with the help of you Hungry Hippo Toy, perfect for grabbing a picture of your
full costume. But it didn’t take long before you wouldn’t wear the hood.  

You are now at the age where you are starting to get what you want, 10 months is a little
young now that. But I can't help but let you go outside and explore when you crawl to the
front door, stand up and look out the window to see what is out there.  Bang on the door and
look at me, because you don’t quite have the words, but I know. You are saying “Let me out”.

We spent some time on the grass in the front yard. It was sunny but a bit cold.
You didn’t seem to care that it was cold you simple just wanted to play. 

After playing your new game ‘in and out side, back and forth’, I can tell you are starting to get tired when you start to suck your fingers. But before a nap we have to wash off the paint on your face and change your diaper. I can’t help to kiss your cold rosy cheeks. 

We did a bit of trick-or-treating at the neiborhood shopping center. You loved putting the
candy into your bag. But I didn’t want too much, after all you are just a  baby.
When we got home you loved playing with the candy in the witch’s cauldron. Finally, I
gave in and gave you a peice of candy… you LOVED it. And wanted more, lots more.