Baseball hats have really been having a moment in fashion for the past year or so. And so what better week to celebrate them than Mission Week?
I thrifted this one a year or so ago because it contains two of my favorite things: New York and pink. Sold.
My parents' birthdays are on Thursday (yep, same day!). I don't plan on seeing my dad, but we are having dinner with my mom tomorrow night. So tonight my daughter and I baked her a cake. From scratch.
I love that my daughter loves to bake with me. She's at the age and ability right now where I don't have to oversee what she's doing. I just have to read the instructions out to her and she can do it by herself. She even cracks eggs like a pro!
In a totally non-sexist way, I am so glad that my daughter is learning these skills. Really I hope all of my kids learn these skills. My mom and grandmother never made anything out of a box. We made everything from scratch. I sincerely didn't even know that you could buy potatoes out of a box (mashed or otherwise) until I was grocery shopping as an adult and it blew my mind.
Not only is it a great skill to learn and an excellent bonding experience, but it teaches kids patience, pride and following directions. My daughter claims that this cake is her best yet. And I think she's right.
Skinny Maternity Jeans-thrifted; White Tee-Hanes; Pink and Peach Striped Sheer Blouse-Old Navy; Pink New York Baseball Hat-thrifted; Monogram Necklace-Target; Earrings-gifted; Tennis Shoes-Keds, thrifted
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