Still using our dyed noodles!

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My daughter has been doing really well drawing people now.  We used the dyed noodles as hair and she really enjoyed it!  I had a very big laugh when we were doing this because I noticed to dots on her person and I asked her what it was and her response was, "those are her nipples!"  Excuse me??  LOL, I think maybe with me breast feeding her brother she has become to comfortable with it.  LOL!!  We had to have a talk and I made her draw some clothes on her people because no one needed to see her private areas!  It was a good laugh!!  



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Aimee from Classified: Mom said…
I love portraits by children- great post! Thanks for linking up to The Sunday Showcase.
September 15, 2011 at 10:02 PM
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