Lillys third birthday in pictures | 14th Septmeber

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Monday was a wonderful day of celebration when our little girl turned 3. I thought that I would share a few pictures to you all.

We were meant to be taking a family trip but the weather was completely against us so we let her play with all her new toys in the morning. 

She woke up at 6:20 and was full of it from then on. We went into the frontroom to open her presents at about 9am, she was loving it. Ripping the paper off and seeing her new toys that she had to play with.

In the after noon we took a trip over to Nanny's and Grandads where she had more presents to open, a huge '3' balloon and we did her birthday cake after lunch. Daddy had brought a '3' sparkler and we put two normal candles on too. This year she actually managed to blow her candles out, last year the wind did it for her lol.

After her cake we spent some more time playing and then decided to come home again. She fell asleep on the way home but when she woke she had more energy to play with her toys including her carriage and scooter.

All in all I think that she had a wonderful day and that she loves the presents that she got, she is constantly playing with them. 
 
I cannot believe that we have a 3 year old! I am completely lost where the last 3 years have gone.
 
 
 
 
 
 

xXx

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