my 18mth old baby

happy 18mth old our dearest princess... WE LOVE YOU!

i'm so proud of my li'l gal :-
  1. she has no bad habits (sleeps through the night, doesn't suck her thumb, doesn't use the pacifier, shares her things, says please & thank you, listens to instructions - most of the time, etc)
  2. she's a brave gal (rarely cries - even if she does - e.g. after being vaccinated or falls down, she stops promptly when i soothe her)
  3. she impresses me every day with new skills and knowledge
  4. she observes and learns at amazing speed
  5. she readily shows her affection to those who love her dearly

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