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First Kiddie Party

By esa


MBS attended her first ever kiddie party today. It was the 1st birthday party of Mrs. Martinez's daughter. The theme of the party was Lalaloopsy. Apparently, Lalaloopsy is a show on Nick Jr. about rag dolls who magically come to life (as searched on Google). Seems to me that I have to start picking up on my kiddie show knowledge. 
a Lalaloopsy doll (from Google images)




MBS attended her first kiddie party today. She seemed surprised to see so many kids in one place. She looked at the other kids as if there were no tomorrow. With those ogling eyes, she wouldn't sleep throughout the party. Her eyelids were getting heavy, but she had so much to see and take in. MBS is such a curious kid. She did fall asleep for a few minutes before waking up again, though. 


MBS doesn't understand the games and magic shows yet.Throughout the performance, she stared intently at the balloons and lights on the ceiling. In a few years, MBS will be the one running around and asking me for a credit card or a lipstick in those get-me games. In a few years, she will be asking me or her dad or even yaya to dance on stage as her "dancing mom/dad/yaya" :) Those will happen in a few years, and I look forward to it. But as of now, I love seeing MBS being curious about things and stare at things with utmost interest. :)


To prepare for the day, we picked out a cute outfit for MBS. :)





Periwinkle yellow dress and Pink leggings

love :)

MBS and myself






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