At six months you start to notice her personality coming through. Is she going to be a smiley, greeting every set of arms with delight baby or the one that discovers the world around with the seriousness on her face? Blowing her first candle she may curiously look above your shoulder unwrapping that green and yellow telephone to make her first call or lead guests her size to play games of running and climbing. Will her interest revolve around quiet reading and puzzle arranging activities or will the second mark find her mummy struggling to keep up with the speed of her feet? At three she might have already had her nails painted and been to first ballet lesson or played football and refused greens for lunch. At three and a half you will definitely know if she's a big hugger, daddy's girl or... performer which of all roles Nadia plays each day acting and dancing is her favourite. Her moves are spontaneously remembered from Saturday ballet lessons locked for our view as parents are asked to sit outside the dancing room and wait for their ballerinas come out skipping and pirouetting. Any kind of music can make Nadia put her dancing shoes on and me as her faithful fan will always cheer up every swing and swirl of her busy feet, welcome Swan Lake performed for my eyes only (with Instagram having a little peak). Dance, my little ballerina!
