8 Month April Bubbles Baby Photos

8 months old and moving all over now! I love being creative with her! This April I found this cute tub and added some bubbles and rubber ducks for this photo shoot!

We took a trip to the park and found this fence to take a few more pictures with the tub! I just love the way they turned out even though it was hard for her to smile with the sun in her eyes.

I tried to add the bubbles outside too, but it was much too windy for them to stick around for too long.

She loved being outside and the bubbles too.

7 Month Jasmine Baby Photos

I chose Disneyโ€™s Aladdin for the March princess because Jasmine’s palace makes me think of gold and St. Patrick’s Day. I think this would be fun for her future Jasmine Photos.

I tried to fashion a Jasmine type dress from some clothes that she already had, since I wasnโ€™t able to find a tiny Jasmine dress for her! I put in the Jasmine bow from the  princess bow set, and she wore her small gold ball earrings.

I found a gold table cloth and some scarves at the thrift store to hang as my backdrop. I added some pillows and gold canisters and jewelry too.

I used my EOS 2000D Canon Rebel Camera to take her princess photos. I also use my softbox photography lighting and backdrop rod to help.

Baby Princess Jasmine

Isaiah 4:6 โ€œIt will be a shelter and shade from the heat of the day, and a refuge and hiding place from the storm and rain.โ€


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6 Month Rapunzel Baby Photos

I chose Disneyโ€™s Tangled for the February princess because Rapunzelโ€™s makes me think of hearts and Valentine’s Day. I love purple and think it would look good with her future Rapunzel Photos too.

I found a purple romper dress at a used baby clothing store and used embroider thread to make the criss-cross on the top! I put in the Rapunzel bow from the  princess bow set into her hair, and she wore her small gold ball earrings.

I found the backdrop curtain at a thrift store and I made the banner with paper and ribbon that I had. She likes to grab things, so I gave her a necklace or flowers to keep her hands occupied. I also found the candle lantern at the thrift store. The hair is from an old doll that I found and the scissors I found on Amazon. I used a paint pen to make the sun on the tiny frying pan  .

I used my EOS 2000D Canon Rebel Camera to take her princess photos. I also use my softbox photography lighting and backdrop rod to help.

Baby Princess Rapunzel

Nahum 1:3 โ€œThe LORD is slow to anger but great in power; the LORD will not leave the guilty unpunished. His way is in the whirlwind and the storm, and clouds are the dust of his feet.โ€


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Baby Book List (3-6 months)

Reading to bitty babies may seem pointless, but there are several great things about reading to the tiny ones! It lets them have your full attention and hear the sound of the voice that they love, which can sooth them. It helps them learn the love of books, reading, and learning. Encourages them to learn how to hold books and turn pages. Exposes them to rhyme and other language development. Reading is a great life long skill that you can start now with your little one.

Here are a few of our favorite books for new babies…

Where is Monkey? by Babs Bell Hajdusiewicz

In My Tree by Sara Gillingham & Lorena Siminovich

Freight Train by Donald Crews

Hello Bugs by Smriti Prasadam

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star and other favorite bedtime rhymes by Sanja Rescek

Hokey Pokey Elmo by Abigail Tabby

Why I Love my Mommy by Daniel Howarth (My favorite)

Here are some of the books that my other children are reading now days…

10 year old boy: Wings of Fire series and Dragon Master series.

15 year old boy: Lord of the Rings series and History of Middle Earth series; also a few other books by Tolkien.

As a family we are reading the Tuttle Twins series before bed at night.

5 Month Elsa Baby Photos

I chose Disneyโ€™s Frozen for the January princess because I think we have the best chance at having snow in January for future Elsa pictures.

She wore a Baby Elsa outfit and I put in the Elsa bow from the  princess bow set into her hair.

I placed a light  blue sheet for the background and then a fluffy baby pad for her to lay on. I also found some Christmas lights  to place behind my blue sheet and some sparkly white garland to place in front. She also had her Stuffed Olaf next to her.

I used my EOS 2000D Canon Rebel Camera to take her princess photos. I also use my softbox photography lighting and backdrop rod to help.

Baby Princess Elsa

Isaiah 25:4 โ€œYou have been a refuge for the poor, a refuge for the needy in their distress, a shelter from the storm and a shade from the heat.โ€


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Homemade Christmas Crafts & Gifts

Snowball Bucket

Glitter Tree

Button Tree

Jingle Bell Sled

Jingle Bell Bulb

Handprint Bulb

Christmas Wreath

Santa Bulb

Button Wreath

ORNAMENT BOX

The kids made ornaments for Grandparents and Aunts. I made this little paper that tells who made which ornament! My idea was to make it look like a box of chocolates when you open it… with the paper telling what is in each compartment. I love how they turned out!

MISTLETOES CANVAS

Storm made a cute Mistletoes canvas for her Grandparents! I tried to wrap the Mistletoes canvas with cute red jingle bells. The grandparents live in different states, so we wrapped them and packaged them in larger boxes.

CANDY POTS

We made painted pots filled with candy for their teachers! A snowman face filled with mints and a Santa belly filled with Santa Hershey’s Kisses. I also sent one of these to each of my nephews!

COUSIN SNACK BOXES

Each of the kids made a snack and we put them all in these cute boxes that I found at the Dollar Tree for their cousins! “J is for Jesus” candy cane, “Snowman Soup”, “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”, “Gingerbread girl Oatmeal Cream Pie”! The cousins live in different states, so we taped the lids on the boxes and packaged them up.

CHRISTMAS PACKAGING

I packaged the Ornament Boxes, Mistletoes Canvas, Candy Pots, and Cousin Snack Boxes into larger boxes. I used balloons to fill the empty space, which my nephews loved playing with when they opened the boxes!

Christmas Tree Fruit Tray

I also made my fruit dip that the boys LOVE! Mix one package of cream cheese with one jar of marshmallow cream, serve with fresh fruit!

Refrigerator Snowman

She sits in her swing while I work in the kitchen, so I made the refrigerator to look like a snowman for her!

Snowman Gifts

TEENY TINY GIFT

I made this tiny box from foam to trick the kids about their gift from Grandparents! They were so confused about what could fit in this box that was for the whole family! The note said that their was a trampoline in the shed for them!

4 Month December Christmas Baby Photos

Baby is 4 months old for her first Christmas. My oldest son was super sweet to amuse his mom and dress up like Santa for a few pictures!

I absolutely lover her sweet smile! I found this re bucket at Goodwill along with a belt, so I glued it on and added some white fluff too!

“How the Grinch Stole Christmas”

My son had a “Candy Cane Dress Up Day” at school today, so he agreed to take a photo with Baby in her Santa dress!

Looking at the ornaments on the Christmas tree.

Playing with the lights was her favorite… I just had to keep her from eating them!

She hates being on her stomach, so she cried for most of these shots! But I LOVE the way they turned out!

“T’was the Night Before Christmas”

She tried to hold onto the ornaments, but had a difficult time commanding her hands to cooperate!

My little Santa Baby!