Harpers first birthday

I cant believe my little girl is ONE already! I hate the cliche that it all goes by in a blink of an eye, but its so true.  I seriously feel like I was just pregnant with her!  She's grown up so much though!  She makes us so proud!  She started walking at 10 months and has kept us on our toes ever since!  Shes a total mommas girl... I really cant even leave the room without her melting down.  Oddly enough though, she doesnt do too badly with babysitters.  Shes an amazing sleeper!  She knows that once shes put in her crib, that its sleep time, and she closes her eyes and goes right to sleep.  Sweet girl!  What an angel!  Shes still nursing daily, but we are weaning.  She never took a bottle and HATED formula.  Now that shes super into big kid food, shes wanting me less and less. (*FREEDOMMMMMMMMMM*)

I tend to go all out for the kids first birthdays.  After that, they can plan their own parties (That means I'm off the hook for at least the next 4-5 years...hahahaha).  So heres just a little peek at the pink, gold and roses theme I did for Harper!

Heres the birthday girl getting ready for her party!  I made the skirt with some cute fabrics and gold sparkle tulle!



 These macarons were AMAZING!  I found a great recipe and did a non traditional creamy filling which was soooo good!
                            





"Is that for me?"
 She was much too dainty!
 But she eventually got into it!


 A party isnt complete without a few tears!

 This is her classic "stink face"  I see this face all the time, and she knows she will always get a laugh out of it!




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