Could they be any cuter?

I think I am going to have some trouble with Nya, look at that stance. Please be sure that I did not prompt that position in ANY WAY, she does that stuff all on her own. Also take note that even with shampoo and water, Iylah's mohawk curled itself into a wave. As soon as she gets in the bath she finds that turtle and sucks on its head for the entire length of her bath. Iylah is also saying "What's that?" now and it is so cute but it sounds more like "WA DAT?"

few more from shoot

Iylah's 1 year-old pictures

North Carolina Vacation

SO...I had intended on captioning every picture but that is jut not going to happen. I will sum up our trip to North Carolina by saying that we had a super great time. We made a ton of memories, we did things that are not even possible in Florida and it was great to let Nya experience a whole different world. She has been to plenty of other states but this was one of the first times that she got to take it all in on her terms and at her own pace. You will see pictures of a railroad "them park" that we went to, a day at Wildcat lake, the kids exploring an awesome natural creek, our hike up to Linville Falls and some other adventurous outing that we will always remember! Thank you Erika and Karl for inviting US to "The Froling Family Vaca"!

Nya and Olivia

Nya had a great time this weekend with her cousin Olivia. Nya of course had fun swimming with her favorite person...MOM!

Janet's visit...

I think Iylah really likes dogs.

Swimming again

Nya Bliss and her buddies would swim all day, every day if we would let them. Thank goodness for Suz and her awesome pool party casa!

Feed ME!!!

I cannot figure out why Iylah is not as big as a house. She eats ALL day long! She is really into all her finger foods these days. We are giving her lots of bananas, avocados, strawberries, eggs, fish, rice, sweet potato (cubed), grapes, watermelon, cantaloupe, cheese sticks, steamed broccoli, peas, edamame, blueberries, tomatoes. As you see, she usually needs to be rinsed off in the sink after every meal.