Tessa is now 8. This “show” is from when she had just turned 1.
I love this memory.
See what my classmates are showing and telling over at Mel‘s.
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Tessa is now 8. This “show” is from when she had just turned 1.
See what my classmates are showing and telling over at Mel‘s.
Lori Holden, mom of a young adult daughter and a young adult son, writes from Denver. She was honored as an Angel in Adoption® by the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute.
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18 Responses
An instant classic! Nothing like the toddler toddle, with Dad to steady her. 🙂
What a sweet photo 😀 Its so awesome to look back on them when they were very little and see them now. Then in a few years time, we’ll do the same to this age! They grow so fast.
That’s a great photo!
too too cute! I love it!
So sweet.
That’s not a big white hat? What is it then?
What a sweet photo 😀 Its so awesome to look back on them when they were very little and see them now. Then in a few years time, we’ll do the same to this age! They grow so fast.
That’s a great photo!
love it love it. weebles do wobble!
just precious.
Adorable.
too too cute! I love it!
That’s so sweet! : )
Very sweet. Loved Luna’s comment!
So cute! I love how it looks like she’s about to take off from the ground, maybe because of the flying saucer on her head.
I LOVE the photo and made a mental note. She’s a lot bigger and he’s a lot smaller (more in shape…even after the accident). 🙂
So cute! I love how it looks like she’s about to take off from the ground, maybe because of the flying saucer on her head.
I LOVE the photo and made a mental note. She’s a lot bigger and he’s a lot smaller (more in shape…even after the accident). 🙂
SOOOO cute. The learning to walk stage is SO precious!
So sweet! There is something so special about that father-daughter bond.