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Update: High contrast, black and white paintings for baby

March 25, 2013 by Erin Heaton

Basically, this post is just another opportunity for me to show you more baby photos.
But seriously, I was amazed that at only two days old, Etta was totally checking out the black and white high contrast paintings Elise and I made for her. We hung them right next to the changing table, and when she’s there, she is fixated.
It made Elise feel pretty good that Etta was so interested in something she made. So good that she thought Etta might also be interested in her crayon drawings. Big sister/baby sister relations success!

 

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Posted Under: Baby, Craft, Kids, Wall Art

Comments

  1. Michele @ Moonfield Lane says

    March 26, 2013 at 12:08 pm

    Oh, she’s just so cute! How nice for Elise to see Etta loving the paintings. Aren’t newborns amazing?

    • Erin @ Lansdowne Life says

      March 26, 2013 at 3:38 pm

      Thanks, I think she’s pretty cute too. 🙂

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