...how could you not love these little pigs?
For the record, I think they are the perfect size and shape, they don't smell and they hardly ever come in contact with the ground. In fact, I find myself kissing these little toes more often than not. That might be a stretch for you anti-feet people, but think it over; all feet started this cute.
And because I am extolling the virtues of my beautiful baby, here she is in her first bath.

We have been sponging her for quite a while since she didn't seem to like the water much. Turns out I had the temperature wrong; she likes a luke-warm bath. Now she takes to the water just fine.
7 comments:
Baby feet are an exception because they are clean and kissable.
I agree. Baby feet are adorable. Baby breath is also great up until a certain age when it starts to stink. Grown-up feet stink and they are hairy and as they get bigger they take on grotesque-looking shapes and the toes can get all funky.
Okay, so I think you get I'm not a foot person. ;)
By the way, your daughter is adorable. :)
These pictures are adorable! I love the feet pictures...so cute!
Baby feet are ok, but human feet...ew. I just never know where they have been, they are all confined all day in your shoes, so you could have stuff growing on them...there's too much wrong!
Oh, I do not like feet and toes are the worst. What is actually growing between those sweaty toes...too scary to even want to go there. BUT, yes, but, I do love baby feet. They are so delicious to kiss.
I agree that feet start out looking cute, but get weirder looking as we get older. I am reminded of a poem that my father once wrote:
If heads were concealed
When nice people meet
Would they, when revealed,
Look as funny as feet?
Our grandson loves the smell of feet - go figure!
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