Avery has two sides to her. There is the "girly girl" and the "not so girly girl." She is into princesses and Tinkerbell, but she also loves Star Wars and Cars, as shown by her backpack, lunchbox and ornaments given to her by friends and family. (And one of her three favorite blankets is Cars)She loves to put on my make-up and paint her fingernails (and mine!), but does not like to put dresses and skirts on. She usually screams about having to put them on. We have to trick her into wearing them, saying she will look like a princess. Once you get them on her, she is completely embarassed when you tell her how pretty she looks. She would rather wear sweat pants. That is our Avery, no longer a baby but a little girl. It is so fun seeing her become a little person with her own likes and dislikes, opinions and imagination. I love these two sides and all the other "sides" of Avery.
Avery has two sides to her. There is the "girly girl" and the "not so girly girl." She is into princesses and Tinkerbell, but she also loves Star Wars and Cars, as shown by her backpack, lunchbox and ornaments given to her by friends and family. (And one of her three favorite blankets is Cars)She loves to put on my make-up and paint her fingernails (and mine!), but does not like to put dresses and skirts on. She usually screams about having to put them on. We have to trick her into wearing them, saying she will look like a princess. Once you get them on her, she is completely embarassed when you tell her how pretty she looks. She would rather wear sweat pants. That is our Avery, no longer a baby but a little girl. It is so fun seeing her become a little person with her own likes and dislikes, opinions and imagination. I love these two sides and all the other "sides" of Avery.
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