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March 18, 2010

Charming!

I typically don't wear jewelry unless it has significance to me. I received a charm necklace from Addy and Sam in exchange for an afghan and I recently also received a matching charm bracelet! The necklace has two charms, one with Em's name and one with B's. The bracelet has charms with their first and middle names, as well as a charm with Baby J's name and a heart stamp on it.

Em loves to point out each charm and tell me who's name is on it, just as she does with my necklace. I'm all about finding ways to work on her letter and word recognition!

(Keep Addy and Sam in mind for any gift giving needs you may have! Not only do you get a great product, but you help support a business run by one of our own moms!)

Due to Em's interest, I thought a great birthday gift would be a charm bracelet of her very own! I can't believe my "baby" will be six this year!! Thanks to this project, I come across a LOT of links to stores and items in other countries. One of the sites I've found is a great online store called Molly Brown, designer children's jewellery.

I immediately fell in love with their charm bracelet. The charms are colorful and more childlike than I have found at other locations. Plus, it's something Em can add to over the years. I thought now would be a great time to start something meaningful she can collect and add to.

Do you have any collections or meaningful rituals you engage in with your child? How do you feel it has helped his or her development?


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