January 31, 2011
A look back over the past year… January: “Daddy! Are you?!” for Daddy, where are you? Falling over and catches herself. Says “good catch!” to herself. All rabbits are “Peter rabbits!” and so are bats, evidently. “The Leyba’s coconut water!” … Continue reading
To my sweet, smart, fun, beautiful daughter, You are two and a half years old today! After weeks of talking about your birthday, we get to pretend it’s your birthday today! You’ve already asked for ice cream and presents. Sorry, … Continue reading
Dear Miss Leyba, You are growing by leaps and bounds every day. We understand almost everything that you say now and you are learning new words every day (the other day you started saying “pirate,” as in that delicious snack … Continue reading
To celebrate your new teeth, we decided to treat you to a new non-mashed food: (organic, gluten-free, all natural) rice krispie cereal! Talk about a big hit. You loved it! Not only is cereal now all over your high chair … Continue reading
Dear Miss Leyba, You are ten months old and still don’t have any teeth. We can’t believe it either. You now have four in place and just about ready to break through, but we are not holding our breath. We’ve … Continue reading
Dear sweetie, What a month it has been. We’ve had our ups and downs these last few weeks. We’ve met new friends and been very social. On the flip side, the whole family got sick and you had your first … Continue reading
Dear sweetie, This month you have been on the go, go, go! You crawl fast everywhere! I may occasionally want you to crawl over by me or follow me around while I do chores around the house; but no, you … Continue reading
Dear sweetie, I know this letter is a couple days weeks late, but I was faced with the choice of spending time with you or writing to you… and frankly there was no comparison — I’ll pick hanging with you … Continue reading
Dear Miss Leyba, Oh my goodness, you are half a year old already! I can’t believe it. In 18 years you’ll be heading off to college. The time is flying by. Month six has been all about movement. In the … Continue reading
