Miss {A} - Windsor Child Photographer

It was a very bright and very warm morning at Riverfront Park in Windsor when my sister's family, my father and my daughter all met to capture updated images of my niece.  She did great despite the heat and the constant encouragement from her family members for her to do her 'tricks' in front of the camera.  Like this one...'how big is Avery?' 'Sooooo big!'

Those expressive eyes...those cute little teeth...sweet sweet little girl.

Heehee...I love some baby rolls :)

Be still my heart...

She looks like such a big girl in these pictures, it is so hard believe that just 16 months ago she was a mere six pounds.  What a difference time, love and encouragement makes.

The following picture is definitely one that makes me cry.  My husband started this expression with Avery while on a family trip last month.  Now whenever Avery sees her Uncle D she does this and he returns the favor.  It is their little 'thing' and it is so cute to see how much they adore one another.

 

Little miss just loves having a real baby around all the time.  When she sees me she says 'baby.'  I am apparently no longer 'Auntie' I am just the baby carrier :)  Cambrie and Avery have a blast together despite their 10 month age difference.  Here Avery is bringing a flower to the baby...

Avery recently discovered her love for Snow White.  It is the only movie that she has watched, but she only gets to see the song and dance scenes.  She loves all the characters and sings the songs in her cute little voice.  She even walks like Dopey does with his hands behind his back.  In the next series of images she is singing with the prompting of my dad and in the last image she is dancing like Dopey :)

Time for an outfit change and a scenery change in the vineyard...

My sweet Avery - I cannot express how much you mean to me.  You have brought such joy into our family.  We knew that you would, but we never knew just how much joy was possible from such a little baby.  This past sixteen months it has been wonderful watching you change and grow and thrive.  You went from crawling to walking from cooing to talking up a storm.  You are the most social little girl and just love giving hugs and blowing kisses.  You went from the only baby in the family to being the big girl without a hesitation and you are such a wonderful big cousin to my daughter.

You will always have a special place in my heart.  I look forward to teaching you more 'tricks' in the future (keep working on making your two hands into a telescope my dear) and creating memories that will last both of us a lifetime.  

Thank you for reminding me about the simple joy in life and for keeping us all entertained with your contagiously happy personality.