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And when I say “crazy pageant mom” I don’t mean in the context that you’re thinking. I don’t mean the hit-the-kid-on-the-head-with-a-brush-because-they-won’t-stay-still crazy pageant mom. I mean, crazy pageant mom, as in, I’ve just entered my special needs daughter in a pageant where she will be competing with normal kids. I figure for the duration of the pageant, I will unhook her feeds. I don’t want to be dragging a feeding pump onstage. I also am hoping her costume will stay in place and no one will see her g tube button or her colostomy. I know my child is beautiful, I just don’t know how she’s going to act on stage.
For anyone who wants to be there to witness Wendy’s first pageant, it will be August 25. I will post time and place at a later date.
OMG, I have said it before, and I will say it again, she looks like a VERY, VERY, VERY expensive baby doll. I would definitly vote for Wendy.
ReplyDeleteShe is beautiful my daughter was born premature and shes the same size as some of the younger babies
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