I know this sort of by definition means she isn't my baby girl.
And yet, she is.
I am having trouble getting my head around the facts that:
a) My child is 10.
b) I have been a parent for 10 years.

She was very round. And very cute, I thought.
In honor of this auspicious occasion, I thought I would share with you some of the many sides of my Sprout.
She can be very weird.

She loves to have fun.

She likes sports. I think mostly because she can share it with her dad. And I will have no idea what they are talking about.

I know 10 isn't really all that grown up. There are plenty of milestones to come.
Although that room may be full of my shoes.
But she could borrow them. Maybe.
This is all assuming we survive tomorrow night. The first slumber party.
Help.
I don't think 10 years of parenthood has prepared me for this moment.
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