Dina loves her little brother so much. We feel so blessed to have both of these beautiful children in our lives.
The past seven months have been a whirlwind of wonderful. Dina is in primary school (school in the Netherlands starts on a child's 4th birthday) and she brought in cupcakes along with her baby brother in June to introduce him to her class. Let me bring this back to cake for a bit:
In the Netherlands when a child is born, friends and family come to visit and the snacks served are called beschuit met muisjes, roughly translated to biscuits with mice. The muisjes are candy coated anise seeds, good for breastmilk production and sold in adorable pink-and-white or blue-and-white. The muisjes are cute and tasty and the round, dry, packaged biscuits are less so. For these cupcakes to be served at school (four to six-year-old kids), I used shorty cupcake wrappers from HEMA with the star theme (our choice for Leo), and topped the light blue frosting with blue and white muisjes, to celebrate the birth of Leo.
Dina handed out the cupcakes to her class, and her teacher got to hold baby Leo.
Over the past seven months, Dina has loved holding her brother, although lately he has been a bit more on the move and tougher to hold for very long!
Cake is love. Most especially when celebrating the birth of a child. Happy Birth Day, Leo! We welcome you!
those are lovely and so is your sweet family!
ReplyDeleteso glad to see you back! i missed your posts and talents!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear everything is going so well! :) Danica
ReplyDeleteThank you, all, for the sweet comments. So great to hear from you!
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