My child. She just gets hurt so easily. I blame it on the absentmindedness of a four year old. But truthfully, the accident "proneness" is genetic. My mishaps come in 3's...and Ainsley is definitely going to feel the burn of that one!
After a fun day of shopping, she was running with Lucy and tripped over a plastic suitcase thing (yes, that's is the name of it). She cut up her two littlest toes in the process.
(reference the left foot toes)
Because of this injury, all of the closed toed shoes hurt. So in the middle of December, I allowed her to wear flip flops. (not my brightest idea).
She was at my brothers house playing and I picked her up around 830pm-it was dark. At the edge of Noah's driveway is a curb. This curb has a broken piece.
I have soup, sprouts, diaper bag, Ainsley's bag and Millie in a car seat in my hands/arms.
The big girl Ainsley is, she has a bag of chips and drink in hand, opened the passenger side door for herself.
Standing on this broken piece of curb, she lost her balance and the curb flipped onto the big toe.
(reference the little cuts on the right foot)
I really don't know what else to do with this girl!!
So I took pictures. :)
And then I looked at this picture...and I had a little deja vu.
Look at these little feet that match!!
And so my picture taking to document her crazy injuries turned into a fun sister session!
They were just watching toons in mama's bed.
Yes, my 4 year old still has a binkie. We're working on it.
I knew that I would love having two girls. But I cannot describe how I feel when I see them love each other.
Amelia just looks at Ainsley like she is a real life Princess. And Ainsley takes such joy in making Amelia laugh. She takes such good care of her.
These little random, everyday moments are my favorite!
