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Of the strawberry variety that is…!
One of my bubs from today’s photoshoot was sick, so it meant I got the day to spend with my family!! We decided to go for a drive, and ended up at one of the local strawberry farms that allow you to go in and pick your own fruit.
Mia loved it. She spent half the time totally mesmerised by the colours
and when that got boring, she spent the other half trying to put them in her mouth.
And finally – one for fun… (she’s getting so big now – it makes me sad!)
Ok, so I’m not ashamed to say that I’m in love with baby leg warmers (Babylegs). I’ve got three pairs now for Mia (though when she got her first pair at 6 weeks old I don’t think they quite fit her properly) and I don’t think the obsession is going to end anytime soon.
Mia’s got chunky thighs so I do have to be careful how long I leave them on for otherwise she gets rings around her thighs…. haha
But c’mon seriously… look how cute they are!!
(n.) The look of pure ecstasy on a baby’s face when they’ve fallen asleep satisfied from a good feed!
Want a visual aid?!
I got to spend my whole afternoon with darling little Jack (who was the most perfect baby and slept for the majority of the time I was shooting… bliss!) Little Miss Mia came with me today for the ride, so she got to watch Shrek (note to self: buy a copy… she loved it) as I photographed Jack. At two weeks old, Jack was amazing. There was little fussing as we moved him around and even when he got a little fed up, a quick feed would normally satisfy him (see above!)
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!
And if you need any further proof that this little one was completely satisfied…
.. when you mix 8 kids, lots of costume changes and lots of fairy bread?!
One tired ME! 
I was lucky enough to asked by my friend to photograph her new costumes for her… so much fun!
I can’t take credit for this as I saw this elsewhere, but I’ve only just finished laughing long enough to show you!! Can’t stop the giggles…
(What’s the saying? “Small things amuse…”? Well, you know the rest…)
