I've been telling Livi now that she's four that she is bigger and needs to act like a 4 year old. Be a big 4 year old and stop whining. Don't throw a tantrum, you're 4 now. She was so excited to be older and help mommy but it finally got to be too much I guess. This was our conversation:
Olivia started to cry and ran off.
Me: "Olivia what's wrong?"
Olivia: "I don't want to be 4 anymore."
Me: "Why? Is it just too hard?"
Olivia: "Yes!"
Me: "O.k. You can act like you're 3 if you want."
Olivia: "O.k."
Oops, I guess I need to ease her into being 4 and not expect too much, I didn't realize she would think it was too hard to be 4.
Here are some pictures of her hair after we had french braided it and then took the braids out.
We've also tried this fancy do that I found on this
website.
Audrey started winking a month or two ago and it's so cute. And she can do both eyes. I don't think Livi did it that young but maybe I just can't remember.
I want to remember their little hands. They had put nail stickers on their fingers.
I love this picture. Audrey had just woke up from a nap and she has a sleepy face. I love that face when little kids just wake up, so sweet. She is also very snuggly when she first wakes, I cherish those moments with her and don't want them to end.
So Audrey was in a dance class for 4 weeks and it was really a music and movement class where they did not have to wear a ballet outfit, just comfy clothes. They did more than ballet, they danced to music, played with instruments, balls, hoops, etc. BUT Olivia's class was right before hers and she saw how Olivia dressed like a ballerina. On her last day of class she insisted she wear one of Olivia's ballet outfits even though it is at least 2 sizes big on her. She was so excited to wear it and be a ballerina.
