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Who Needs Toys?

Lately, Chloe has been finding joy in everyday items, while surrounded by her toys.....

After her bath she was no longer interested in the duck, she'd rather have a bottle cap and the cup I use to rinse her hair:


Who needs a play mat when you've found Mom's water bottle?:

While I was getting the tray out for these fish fillets, Chloe decided she'd like to try them for dinner too:

Tomorrow's post? Chloe at 6 months!!

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