Of course I had to do a little craftery for the baby. I found this iron-on transfer at Michael's that I thought would be perfect. And then I bought this onesie at Walmart. Unfortunately I forgot to take a picture of the finished product, but you get the idea. You just follow the directions to iron it on. Hopefully it doesn't come off when she washes it. (It's not supposed to).
So here is me holding a baby.
And here is me and Mrs. Acorn telling baby Wunka a bunch of secret stories about her mom!
Should I go in to the baby fashion design business?
Do you think I'll ever be able to babysit a baby on my own?
7 comments:
Oh tiny baby...
Love the onesie! That's where my byob has been lately. It's less fun, but I also have far fewer stories that end with, "and that's when I realized I was in the cafeteria, after it closed, trying to make tater tots."
awww cuteness! You totally should add a baby onesie section to your etsy shop! I'm pretty sure you could babysit. I mean with the itty bitty babies it's kinda boring lol, well except when they cry and you have to change them, then it's exciting but in the more stressful way lol!
You would be fine babysitting! I love the onesie. I think you should add a baby section to your etsy shop. There are all kinds of baby things you can sew now.
Aw! It looks like it was such a great time getting to see the baby!!
You look like a natural with the baby - who is totally adorable.
You clearly have a knack with babies! Baby Wunka looks quite happy. I vote yes on solo babysitting. And the onesie does look pretty freakin cute ... I think you could add a baby shop and a poodle shop to your Etsy shop. Both could do well! Not that a baby is like a poodle. But they are both small, they like you and they look cute dressed up.
I would let you watch my future spawn as long as you are sworn to secrecy on telling BAJJ stories.
Acorn
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