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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

How To Carve A Pumpkin With A Toddler



5.   Check out these Mr. Potato Head-like kits.

6.  Here is a link to a milestone chart for birth to age 3.

I would love to see your creations.  Leave a link to your pumpkin carving post in the comments, so I can pay you a visit.




12 comments:

  1. I bet he had fun taking the "guts" out. We are planning on painting pumpkins this year.

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  2. Oh I bet he had a blast!!

    He's just so cute.

    I'm enjoying your series.


    Hope your day is blessed♥

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  3. Aww. So cute. We painting them last night and left them out to dry, well it rained... ugh. Washed the paint off now they get to paint again. At lease I got photos! haha!

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  4. These are so sweet! It looks like he had lots of fun!

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  5. I'm pretty sure that this is solid advice for me too. I'm like a toddler when it comes to this stuff.

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  6. "guts" you crack me up. This is such fun post.We had fun "carving" pumpkins with our grandchildren. Hugs

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  7. Coming over from Paper Mama. I love that you're carving pumpkins with a toddler. It's giving me courage to start to think about maybe trying it out with my little man. Maybe.
    You seem cool. Your blog looks nice. I think I may follow you :)

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  8. How fun! Looks like he had a BLAST!

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  9. He is just soo cute! Looks like he had so much fun. :)

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  10. love it! you are right, that IS the way to do a toddler pumpkin :)

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  11. Very Cute Photos and Great Ideas for Pumpkin Carving! Happy WW!

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  12. I love carving pumpkins with my kiddos! And I love that you had stickesr for him to be involved in the process!
    I would love for you to link up at http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/search/label/Linkey%20Parties
    ~Beth

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