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Home Movie Time: Little Walker

Selena Mae | September 7th, 2012 at 2:08 am

Last week she began walking. Which of course, I’ve been documenting little tidbits of; here and there.

Obviously.

Pregnancy, birth, burrito baby, naked newborn, first bites, crawling, walking and talking; these are the big ones. The milestones that I have a strong desire as a parent to capture. Most do.

So what did I do?

I made a wee little movie of course. One filled with Abby’s first steps and tumbles, toward her current state of the wobbly yet quick and definitive abandon that is her walking STYLE my friends.

She has moves, this one, the likes that I’ve not seen before and I’m sure it’s only just begun. Nancy Sinatra, watch out.

Wanna watch it and smile like a smilin’ fool? Come on over for a visit.

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Selena is a crafty, culinary mom. Creative Director. Social Media & Branding Consultant. Regular writer on Disney Baby. Part-time big-mouth & frequent foot-eater. Proud of her Anishinaabe roots.

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Selena Mae

Selena Burgess is a crafty, culinary, professional wrangler of the toddler variety. When the chaos permits, she writes stories and is addicted to documenting everyday life. In everything she does, Selena is proud of her Anishinaabe roots. This is a woman you want to revel (or kvetch), in motherhood with.

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