Lola loves to help me prepare dinner, and for her age she is surprisingly good at chopping and slicing. I do feel a slight anxiety about her wielding a knife, but I give her one that isn't too sharp and watch her like a hawk.
Here she is chopping zucchinis for vege soup. She was so absorbed in her task, I love the look of concentration on her face.
This is off the topic ( spose I should begin by saying, hello- I found your site via Chocolate and zucchini, i am a member, then dagroot then to you). But as a mother of a two year old girl, Lulu, I just love Lola's dress/long top. Could I ask you where you found it?
I know it sounds simple but this kind of simple design is very hard to find in Australia- and I am in the country to boot.
I will now return to looking at your site!
Thank you
Georgia
Posted by: georgia butters cain | April 04, 2006 at 01:44 PM
Hi Georgia,
I love her dress/long shirt, too. It's made by Petit Bateau, a French company who do very sweet underthings (knickers, vests, pjs) as well as some other basics (t-shirts, dresses etc), all made of the most wonderfully soft cotton. This dress (it's more of a long shirt for her now that she has grown, see how short it is on her wrists?) is made of super-thick, super-soft cotton and says 'je suis une sirène...'. I must confess that I didn't buy it new though, I bought it at a children's clothes exchange (a popular thing here in CH). There are lots of stores throughout Europe (although no stand-alone boutiques in CH - in CH, try Jelmoli for the underthings). Thanks for reading!
Posted by: kitschenette | April 04, 2006 at 11:06 PM
Thank you kitschenette. I appreciate your reply.
And I am enjoying your site. Especially all your little book reviews. And the flickr is impressive!
All the best,
Georgia
Posted by: georgia Butters Cain | April 05, 2006 at 09:24 AM
Hello,
I just wanted to say Lola is so sweet and this is one of the wonderful things on being parents. I hope one day I have a baby girl like Lola.
Thanks for sharing with us!
Posted by: Enise | May 08, 2006 at 06:41 PM
Right, after seeing that pic I'm putting my kids to work. No more faffing about with whisking eggs and licking cake bowls. They're going to be chopping!
Gorgeous photo.
Posted by: Lazy Cow | May 11, 2006 at 02:26 PM