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2 and Counting


This week May-May reached 2 years old and I can't believe how far she has come with her development. She has got a cheeky personality and she dances to anything randomly. For her birthday we got a first words book. She has managed to recite most of the book by memory and whenever she sees any of the items, she shouts out the word. 

For her birthday, me and Mics took her out for the day to Eureka Museum, which is a children’s museum that gives them a real-world experience. She absolutely loved it there! Her favourite room was the Sensory Section. It was a huge, dark room and the walls were an interactive magical kingdom. The floor was an interactive under the sea and when May-May stepped on certain areas, sensory eels would swim towards her feet.


There was also a M&S store for children with plastic fruit and vegetables. I adored how she was pushing the trolley as if she was shopping. She then had a go with the cars as well, pretending to drive and making the engine noises. The All About Me section was another hit, and May-May enjoyed pretending to brush the teeth with the big toothbrush. There was so much for her to do there and the food was amazing.


When we got back, we had a small party with May-May’s grandparents, aunty and uncle. She opened her presents, we sang happy birthday (4 times!) and she loved her Hey Duggee cake. Her 2nd birthday was amazing and I’m glad we did something small, but memorable.

Let the 2nd year adventure begin!

Thanks for reading 

OJ




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