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Babiekins Magazine

A Trendsetting Magazine & Online Community For The Trendsetting Child + Parent

Lost

By Abby Kail, Contributor Leave a Comment

Never let us reflect upon small annoyances, and we shall be able to bear great
ones sweetly. Never let us think over our small pains, and our great pains will be
easily endurable. Charlotte Mason
A smorgasbord of choices.  This tree or that tree.  Cypher’s Christmas Tree Farm had plenty of fabulous trees in front of us.  Each of my children would have enjoyed one in their rooms.   It seems they were lost in the millions of prickly needles.  Lost in the detail of the tree.  Whether it was too large, too small, too fat, too skinny, too green or too brown.  Field after field and filled with so much character.  So many choices and yet unable to choose.  Lost.  I’ve been lost in this crazy year of ours.  In the details of our “prickly” day.  Love the encouragement from Charlotte Mason, “Never let us think over our small pains, and our great pains will be easily endurable.”  The little pains of each day that cause us to endure this whole year altogether.   It may have taken us getting lost in the details, to be found in the bigger picture.  Finding joy in the prickliest of days.
Clothing:
Ninthe
Fandom
Jelly Mallow
Sproet & Sprout
Papu Stories
Little Creative Factory
L’oved Baby
FUB Kids
Molo
Shoes:
Dulis Shoes
Nathalie Everlinden
Novesta
Accessories:
Very French Gangsters
Dainty Cheeks
Location:
Cypher Christmas Tree Farm

Filed Under: Editorials, Family, Fashion Tagged With: #babiekinsmag, #fashionkins, Babiekins, Babiekins Magazine, childrens fashion, editorial, Fashion, fashion kids, fashion magazine, fashionkins, kids fashion, kids fashion magazine, kids magazine, kids trends Posted By: Abby Kail, Contributor

About Abby Kail, Contributor

Abby Kail is a loved wife to one fine gentleman, and momma to eight spirited littles. She has been documenting this beautiful chaos by way of film for the past ten years, doing this thing called motherhood by the grace of God -- nothing more difficult and nothing more rewarding. There are days where she has lollipops in her hair and children sitting fully clothed in the bathtub. Yet, her children don’t see her faults they just see her “taking care of them” and it works. You can find her in the kitchen, or on Instagram @homemaker_haven.

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