Just. Can't. Get. Enough.

 Cinderella story: She's done.

She's going. 

Going. 

Gone, with the slipper on the stair.  This was not planned.

 But then she came back for more... 

Afton and her Babby- she loves it and we love her!  She is learning 10 new words every day, she'll pretty much say anything, actually.  She loves to play "Duck, duck, goose" as long as she is the goose every other time.  She's got a good tantrum going on and you better make sure that when she wakes up in the morning that you FEED her IMMEDIATELY.  Seriously.  My boys did the same thing at this age.  She sleeps through the night and wakes up with low blood sugar and if food isn't in her mouth in a minute or less, she is one big disaster. 

 Afton decided nursery is not her thing and since I have to be in Primary, I'm having a hard time talking her into it.   Any tips?

 Now that she is talking so much, I've had to start interpreting and translating for her. Sometimes I get it right, sometimes I don't. :)  Yesterday, I finally realized that when I ask what bedtime song she wants me to sing and she replies something that sounds like 'purple' she means "I love to see the Temple". When she says "Popcorn" It's "Popcorn popping", of course.  And when she says "Me" she means "I am a Child of God."  "Lead me, guide me, walk beside me. Help me find the way. Teach me all that I must do..." That's a lot of "me's"!  I love watching her little brain think and being able to have conversations with her!