She likes to hide under the "cuckers" (covers) and lay back on the "pee-loe" (pillow). Today, we taught Daphne how to pretend like she is asleep and snoring.
Daphne is developing a strong attachment to one of her crib "beckies" (blankets). Each morning, Daphne begins to stir and yells "up, up" for me to come get her. She hugs her "becky" tightly as I lift her out of her crib.
Here are some new photos from this weekend:





Until tomorrow,
Dave T.
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