Maybe we'll call him Peekaboo Moose?
Then, we had lunch at Brooms Bloom. No ice cream for Abby, though. Just mac and cheese and chicken salad. We wanted to take her to Christopher's Train Garden, which is right there. Unfortunately, she was terrified of the loud train noises. Maybe next year!
Abby would rather be playing with Peekaboo Moose |
Now, I had assumed that Abby's first cake would be at her party. This didn't sit well with her Daddy, who insisted we get her at least a cupcake. Since this gave us an excuse to get cupcakes from Flavor Cupcakery, I agreed.
We put on Abby's party hat...
Then, it was present time!
Daddy showed her how to show off he new pants...
...and she modeled her new cupcake hat.
Also, Grandpa made her this beautiful table and chair set. I knew he was making it, but I didn't know he was making something quite this lovely!
Abby tries it out at breakfast the next morning. |
After all this excitement, she still had a full-blown birthday party with all of her friends that weekend!
Photo courtesy of Sarah Prindiville |
I love the picture of these kiddos playing! They will be priceless one day!
Photo courtesy of Sarah Prindiville |
Photo courtesy of Sarah Prindiville |
Unfortunately, Grandma and Grandpa had to leave early. But not before Abby played with balloons with Grandpa!
By now, Abby was a pro at opening presents. Thanks to Miss Jenny for taking these!
Daddy photo bomb! |
It was funny - Abby's gifts were quite indicative of the adults in attendance. When you invite a bunch of teachers and librarians to a one-year-old's birthday party, you're bound to end up with a bunch of puzzles and books, which we love! Abby also got an awesome baby laptop, as well as adorable shoes from the geneticist-now-stay-at-home-mom-who-loves-shoes. Really, it was easy to remember who gave what!
Then, it was cake time! Abby loved shaking her party hat around. Wearing it, not so much.
Her opinion on cake had also not changed, although we did get her to try it, and, by the end, she was really sort of going for it! I think it was too dense for her to really get a bite of! As Danielle said, though, she was the first kid anyone has seen that cried at her birthday cake.
If you really like watching babies smash cake, here's a video:
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