We're in full swing to kicking off the new school year. Emily started TK which I'm still not sure has sunk in. Since this is a milestone year we had to commemorate it. How cute is this shirt?!?! It reads, "Class of 2030, kicking it off TK Style- Emily" But boy does it make me feel old and freak me out. I graduated in 2003 and 2030 sounds soooo far away but I know I'm going to blink and this baby girl will be getting her diploma. Yikes!
We also couldn't forget to treat her new teacher to something a little special. I think teachers are some of the hardest workers and they aren't rewarded enough. Emily got her teacher this tote bag because every teacher has a ton to lug around.
This is Emily's first day of school pic...
She wanted to wear her hair down and in curls for her first day. It takes me forever and it lasts for about 3 minutes. But she was so excited for her first day of TK I couldn't resist granting her wish.
Daddy dashed back from work so he could walk his baby girl to her first day of school.
We wanted to celebrate Emily's first day of TK and there is no better way to celebrate than a family night out to eat pizza. We had the best night out at Pieology; stay tuned for more details.
Emily's Class of 2030 shirt and tote bag for her teacher are from Zoey's Attic a website for all your personalized gift needs. You will find personalized shirts, bags, drink ware, pillow cases, wall art, baby gifts, aprons, maternity shirts, tooth fairy pillows and much much more. I spent a very long time browsing their website and I wanted more than a dozen items. Check out their site and I am sure you will find the perfect gifts and items for your friends, family, and little ones. Your shopping can be extra fun because you have the chance to win a $35 gift code to use at Zoey's Attic. Are you feeling lucky? Check out my Instagram for all the details.
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Zoey's Attic was created at the end of 2006 by founder Erin Delanty. The birth of her first daughter was the inspiration for the site. Erin couldn't find unique newborn onesies and she noticed friends couldn't find big brother/ big sister tees so she took her background of graphic design and web developer to start her own line. Erin continues to draw inspiration from her friends and family and continues to grow her website.
Oh, I want to order a T-shirt!
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