My Captured Moment – Find the Baby! 

Originally Posted 29 April 2015

Where is Baby Leo??

So this is what happens when you dare to turn your back on your children for a moment to let’s say cook lunch or load the dish washer (going to the loo is obviously out of the question)… They might just disappear! And if it’s really quiet then you know they must be up to something…

In this case Baby Leo has decided to play hide and seek (without informing Mummy) and has camouflaged himself brilliantly, posing as a picture of a cute baby!

My captured moment

 

This is also a perfect example of how they always seem to be a step ahead of us! I had just about child-proofed the house at a crawling and cruising level but it seems like nothing is safe now! So basically don’t have any chairs, tables, boxes or anything else they can climb on in your house…

And always make sure they wear bright colours!!

 

Running in Lavender

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  2. This made me laugh out loud! You just can’t keep up with them when they are in that ‘into everything’ stage! Ha! I would have taken a picture too before lifting him down ha! Now you have the evidence for when he is older. This a real captured moment – brilliant x

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  4. You’ve got your work cut out with this one! He’s a climber and fearless by the look of this photo. Apparently, I was exactly the same as a baby. Love this shot it really made me smile. Thanks for linking up to #MyCapturedMoment xxx

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  5. Haha! Priceless. I bet he was having a really good time. I couldn’t find my twin girls the other day. I had all the doors locked so there was no way they went for a walk outside on their own. Turned out they sat in the closet together whispering at each other to be quiet. So much fun playing hide and seek with mummy, especially when mum doesn’t know we’re playing!

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