Its time for Halloween

Its time for pumpkins, bats, ghost and ghouls and Evie is loving every moment. This week she has been practicing her spooky halloween words. She can now say pumpkin and explains that we have a mummy, daddy and baby pumpkin on the fireplace. She has also been loving a spooky sticker book I bought her and made the ghosts kiss the baby ghost (that is crying) before sticking the stickers down.

How I have loved spending Mummy time with our little girl this week. She is learning so fast and its great to be the one teaching her for a change and seeing the funny things she does everyday. Today we looked at fish in the pet shop and she kissed the tanks as we left and waved good bye to the fish. She cried when grandad scared her with a toy dinosaur and loved watching the silly dancing santas in the christmas department.....yes thats right halloween isn't even over and the christmas decorations are on sale!!

Carving 'Grandad' Pumpkin at Grandmas House -- Grandad was away walking in the Lake District so it was named after him!

Making our Halloween Cookies -- They had lots of fingers prints in them

Our attempt at decorating the halloween cookies - Evie preferred to eat them and break them, suck the icing tubes and eat the jellies to go on top. I did managed to decorate a few pumpkins before they were destroyed!

Unfortunately no one opened this door, although we did collect lots of treats from other houses. The video is very dark so I'm not sure how good it will be to view - you get the idea though.

We went out around the streets with Cousin Bumblebee Aidan, Cousin Wall-e Edward and. friends Tinkerbell Eliza and Lost Boy Fenton. We also had Wendy and Peter Pan helping us

Our little cheerleader in the making, enjoying the chocolate and treats we collected.