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9 comments:
Too cute! I love her voice, it has a slight raspy quality to it. If she keeps it, her adult voice may very sultry - just perfect for singing jazz or blues.
Super cute! The Babby also loves to read - mostly to us. It's fun to watch!
So adorable! My daughter does the same things, lol. I guess you have problems with wall writing too?
She is too cute! I can't believe how big she's getting.
Awww, how cute is she?! I love her reading, what a big girl!
She is so intense reading that book! Nia loves it too and I had no idea there was a smaller, hard version. Our large, paper copy is all taped together. LOL! Nia thinks she's the baby in the book and I swear she smirks at all the naughty things baby does!
So cute! I love the way she's "reading" her book. She's a genius, by the way.
Baby reading is sooooo much fun! Except when they're taking your precious paper books off the "mommy" bookshelf because she wants to mimic Mommy. I get so nervous and antsy when she wants to read my books. Can Marlie teach her how to stick to her own? At least until she's 12?
What a treat!! SHe is beyond adorable.
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