Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Enter the Sucky Fairy
After a month of talking about it, explaining and answering questions, on Saturday night we invited the elusive Sucky Fairy to come to our home to help the Peanut transition out of Baby/Toddlerhood into childhood. Here's what happened:
Mommy and Miranda composed a special letter inviting the fairy to come to our house with a special request

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3 comments:
aww!!!
funny, i did a similar thing for my kid (many many moons ago...)
his was the binky fairy.
i don't remember her leaving a gift, but she took his binky to give to a littler kid who really needed it ;)
your fairy is much more generous! hehe
What a sweet idea! My kids never got in to the whole binky thing, so I didn't have to get creative ;) However, I have yet to devise a way to keep my almost four-year-old in his own bed for the entire night...
Brilliant! Any idea who to invite to my house to get my kiddo to go to sleep by himself? :)
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