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Maddy's Babies

 Meet baby Jabs. Yes, you heard right, Jabs. Back in January when Maddy had her surgery, she got this baby as a gift in the hospital from Scottish Rite. This baby lay around unwanted and neglected for months. Then, one day, Maddy decided that she liked this baby and she named her "Jabs".
 Jabs is not Maddy's only child. These are her "babies". She asked me to take her picture with them. No one could sit still. Most of the babies don't have names but she has a white bear she named Jonah. That was the first stuffed animal to ever get a name besides "bear" or "elephant", etc.
 The other day she was playing with her babies and I walked into the room and she said, "There are two mommies." She pointed to herself and me.
During her few moments of spare time from caring for all her babies, Maddy has gotten into the new hobby of painting her nails. She got some kid's nail polish for her birthday and she has been using it lately to paint her nails..............................and everyone elses's. Fortunately, it washes right off.

Comments

Brandon E. said…
Does she ever see a small something next to a big something and refer to it as a momma and baby? Mikali would always see a small chair and a big chair and say, "there is a momma and baby".

It is interesting how that mothering instinct is so strong in little girls.
Anonymous said…
hahaha- you should definitely keep the green polish on- very skilled job! : )
brittany
bee said…
Oh dear Maddy! How we love you and all the stories about you. You make us SMILE!

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