This era of technology has allowed both young and old to experience photographs digitally. Our four and three year old have captured images at an angle the average sized human could not collect. Take this journey with us as we experience the innocence in which children see.
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27
Aug
Alessandra ~ The Toddler Newspaper Editor
Title of Article: How to take care of your pet
10
Jul
Alessandra’s first magazine article, “How to care for your pet”.
13
Apr
05
Apr
They speak their mind, too sweet not to post. They love their tutor Ms. Monica!
09
Mar
Mommy, it was so sad…” I couldn’t believe the tears that were rolling down Ali’s cheeks after the first 20 minutes of Puss in Boots. She followed with, “Humpty is not nice… not nice at all. He TRICKED Puss mommy, he TRICKED him.” So sweet my Ali.
30
Jan
The safari tour takes guests through unknown territory, a feline greets the crowd baring over a dozen pearly whites in anticipation of his next meal.
Avoiding eye contact they manage to evade the overgrown kitten and pass by the mountain of stuffed mammals; the guide explains the rare breeds are ‘puff-ball head’ and ‘greenbunny-hippity’. Taking a sharp left turn the journey suddenly comes to a stop.
A giraffe peers through to say hello. The girls amazed be the size and shape of the mammal they ‘snap’, ‘snap’ away. They have never seen such a magnificent creature.
29
Jan
~Clara’s Triad
A collection of photographs of Clara.
28
Jan
“This is Tata’s hand. I took it,” Ali exclaims proudly once the small image loaded to the screen. Samantha leans over and challenges Ali’s remark, “No Ali, I took this picture. It is MY picture of Tata’s hand, see?!”. Though we may never know who the true author is, the girls must compromise by sharing the credit of the very artistic shot of Tata Joel’s monster hand. Enjoy.
27
Jan
Through a small aperture a child peeks in to see that the world is not as large and scary as she once thought. For a second she can ‘freeze’ the world… for a moment she can hold its digital version in her palm.
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