Winnie should be toddler of the year because of her kindness. She is so polite to all and if your not smiling she wants to know why.
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Winnie is fun, hyper and energetic. She loves a regular routine. She is extremely thoughtful for her age and wants to make sure your happy. If not, she can sense it and will ask "are you okay" . She loves an adventure and will ask her mom daily "momma, want am I going to today" ?
What are Gwendolyn (Winnie)'s favorite things to do?She starts her day with a couple shows and cuddle time. Than, for the rest of the day, she wants to play outside in the pool, help mom with the garden, bake in the kitchen, imagine with playdough or paint on her art aisle. She also enjoys activity books and her busy book. She likes reusable sticker books too. After her afternoon rest, Dada is home from work and they like to spend time together watching shows and jumping on the couch or dancing.
What would your family do with $25,000?Our family could really use this money to stay in the home we've been raising Gwendolyn (we bought our 1st home a year after she was born) , be able to pay our bills on time and in our free time have the ability to get out and explore. We dont want to have to stress about what food we have to buy in order to get through the week as cost of living has really gone up. Mom works full time overnights and Dad works during the day full time. Just trying to get ahead has been so hard lately.
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