Can you believe Kynzie is one?! Time really does fly, and my oh my the changes that happen in that first year of life. A year ago today I was (even more) sleep deprived, overwhelmed, grateful, overjoyed and completely amazed while staring into the eyes of a motionless, tiny infant. Today I am chasing around a busy, climbing, running, talking, curious toddler. Kynzie's personality shines through more and more with each day, and she has so far proved to be an independent, adventurous, loving, silly and outgoing little one. Motherhood hasn't been exactly as I had anticipated. It has definitely been the most challenging thing I've ever done, the thing that has required the most patience. But it has also been the most rewarding. Cheers to one year survived with sanity in tact! I can't wait to see what the years to come have to offer.
Kynzie sure loved this ball popper from Nana!
After the festivities at home, we went to Grandma & Grandpa Hargis house to continue Kynzie's birthday celebration. She had 5 grandmas and 3 grandpas there!
Kynzie sure loved this ball popper from Nana!
After the festivities at home, we went to Grandma & Grandpa Hargis house to continue Kynzie's birthday celebration. She had 5 grandmas and 3 grandpas there!
Kynzie's cake- the big one was for the adults to eat- and the cupcake was for her- see how it matches?
Kynzie loved nibbling on this ear of corn during dinner. But most of all she loved the chicken, as usual- she's mommy's little carnivore.
Even after the first present at home our little birthday princess still didn't quite understand the concept of unwrapping presents- but she sure liked the things inside!
Mommy & Daddy gave Kynzie a book for her birthday and she immediately insisted that Daddy read it to her.
Grandma & Grandpa gave Kynzie this pretty engraved cup & utensil set- a tradition in the Hargis family I learned.
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