Party Girl

Millie attended the second of our newborn groups birthday parties yesterday (and I believe the last until her own ...). This time we were celebrating Jonathan! He looked so handsome and grown up in his birthday outfit -- complete with matching shoes and crown!

Louisa threw a wonderful party. There were plenty of toys for all the babies to play with, great food, special treats for the babies, great background music -- she thought of everything! And there were a LOT of babies there! Millie was GREATLY out-numbered by the boys (there was a 3 month old girl, a 5-year old and one other older girl, but all the one-year-olds were boys!) but that didn't seem to phase her at all. She was right in there playing with them all. Let's see if you can find her in a little game we'll call "Where's Millie?!"
Okay, so not too tough when she's standing right next to Scott who is the tallest one in the shot... But at least you can see all the people who were there!

Millie was SO excited to see the bouncer/exersaucer. Bouncing is one of her favorite activities at daycare. She got right in there! Jonathan was very cute and came over and bounced with her :).
Looks like they are just hanging out chatting about their weekend :).

Millie was sure to play with her other friends who came too -- Will and Cole. She and Will really enjoyed the activity table.

Millie really enjoyed everything there actually, the balloons, the little baby sized couch, the push-toy, all the people....

Yeah, we just met these people at the party yesterday -- Millie had no problem jumping right in!

Millie has really taken off with her walking these past few days. Ever since Friday she's been walking more and more. She still crawls when she wants to get somewhere fast, but more often than not she's choosing to walk to get between point A and B. She's just an active and curious little girl all around.; loves to climb and play and have fun. She's makes life around here a little more interesting ;). We couldn't be happier to see her thriving the way she is. She's not our little baby anymore, she's our little girl.