I had a very dramatic imagination growing up. I could turn my bedroom into anything I wanted. From Pooh's Corner to the Titanic, my mind allowed my surroundings to create a world that would let me believe that I was who I wanted to be.
I can remember a little stuffed animal I had. A plush puppy. And I loved her. She was white and soft and I named her Dixie. I imagined she was real. I always kept her near for fear she would feel abandoned. I believed she had real feelings and real love to give. I lived the real Toy Story.
Fast forward to present day and I see glimpses of me in my little girl.
She has a deep infatuation with her baby dolls. And to watch her play is to see imagination at it's finest. And I love seeing her discover a world where she can create things out of nothing.
And as she lives out her real Toy Story, we find these moments....
SHE LOVED IT! I have never seen her so excited about being surrounded by the little things she loves. And as long as we help her remain in reality, I want to embrace her moments of traveling to a world full of Imagination!
I love that 4th photo. That look is fantastic! Did she put herself in the middle of all her friends? Shes as sweet as can be <3
ReplyDeleteOh my she is the sweetest thing. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteI used to do the same thing! All my dolls had names, personalities, feelings, etc. I still remember them all.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweetie!
ReplyDeleteI was super imaginative with my dolls. Not so much with my stuffed animals but, def. with my dolls! ;0. These pictures are too cute! Love seeing Joss surrounded by all her things! Darling!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little girl! I love children's imaginations--seeing my little 3 year old turn his world into a jungle, the desert, an Amazon excursion...LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteImagination is a beautiful thing...I was quite an imaginative child.
ReplyDeleteShe's adorable. I love your pictures, thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute!!! and did you take off the side of her crib? Does she sleep like that because I'm debating weather to do that with my daughter and start soon.
ReplyDeleteso cute!! I love it that she looks like if she'll move a muscle, everything will fall down:) adorable..
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute!
ReplyDeleteI love it! So cute
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute. This made me remember my childhood days. I too had a vivid imagination. I can recall apologizing to some of my toys because "Baby Sarah" was my favorite and they would just have to understand that I liked her better. :) Sweet memories.
ReplyDeleteShe is too cute for words. It's so sweet to see our girls using their imaginations!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, these photos are to die for and she is absolutely beautiful!!! So fun & adorable! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable!
ReplyDeletePrecious! I think it's vital to encourage and grow our children's imagination and creativity. :) So sweet!
ReplyDeleteThat is the cutest picture!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little princess.
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Pearl