Where's My Baby!?
I have finished my non-existent baby's bibs and burp cloths. As you can see, I'm betting on having at least one boy. Maybe more. At any rate, my baby will be the best camouflaged baby on the planet. No one will be able to find him. Hmm, maybe that's not such a good idea.......
But, just in case, I made a daisy one for a girl. Or I could use it for my boy if I'm feeling particularly mean. But most likely a girl.
And now, the countdown begins. I only have, mmmm, seven years, 86 days, four hours and 12 minutes until I'm twenty-three(I figure by then I'll probably have a baby, who knows?) Eleven minutes. Ten minutes.
But, just in case, I made a daisy one for a girl. Or I could use it for my boy if I'm feeling particularly mean. But most likely a girl.
And now, the countdown begins. I only have, mmmm, seven years, 86 days, four hours and 12 minutes until I'm twenty-three(I figure by then I'll probably have a baby, who knows?) Eleven minutes. Ten minutes.
7 comments:
Are you planning on having a baby on your twenty third birthday?
Or maybe the camo is good for a bib...hide the mess.
@sarah- I was just guessing. At a later date, when I'm actually married, I can revise my earlier estimate.
@Aunt Margaret- Then I won't ever have to wash the bib or the burp cloth. Ewww.
I don't know--my babies never burped in camo. It was just plain old spit-up. Any maybe you want to save the bib for when he's a teenager, because then you probably won't want to find him! Just kidding. Good job, Emily.
Katie says: I like the fabrics you chose. I've never seen a camo bib before. The daisys are adorable.
Camo is a good idea. You could start a business selling camo only baby products and probably have a lot of success selling to the country folk population here in the US. I don't know how popular hunting is outside the US, though...
Like the camo!
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