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The fairy princess doctor races off to save her next patient. Possibly with magic. More likely with Dora band-aids.
posted by Mom101 at 11:01 AM
6.13.2009
The fairy princess doctor races off to save her next patient. Possibly with magic. More likely with Dora band-aids.
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18 Comments:
Wings really help in NYC traffic!
We had a fairy princess President over here the other day!
aww...sort of makes me wish I had a girl. :)
so cute! can't stand it. my 19 m old likes blues clues ears when she practices medicine... :)
I love it! The wings are awesome. I want some one.
I want SOME NOW. not some one.
Yeesh.
fairy princess is in the genes - my oldest was never called Princess, we rarely dressed her in anything pink, nor was her room/decor/bedding pink or purple, and yet what is her favorite color? Purple. what does she wear EVERY SINGLE DAY? A fairy dress. What does she constantly ask for? to have her nails painted and put on makeup and jewelry. And yet she will tackle her brother like a defensive lineman. So I guess it's ok. Oh, and when she does her doctoring it is all about your forehead - no clue where that idea came from
Love it. That is so perfect.
Awesome! I saw a shirt during the presidential election when Hillary was still in the running that said, "President, not Princess". My 4 year-old isn't buying it--yet. I keep trying :).
I wish my doctor was a fairy princess. what insurance does she take?
My kids' pediatrician told me that she was chatting up a 5-year old boy patient and asked him what he wanted to be when he grows up. He couldn't come up with anything.
She said, "How about a doctor?"
"That's for girls," he replied.
She was shocked to have all the ego she had built up for herself about being a female doctor, the breadwinner for her 5 person family, taken for granted by this kid.
I guess we're at the edge of a new era. Your girls might think cooking is for daddies. My mom (59) owns an ad agency, so mine think that marketing is for grandmas.
Don't underestimate the power of a Dora band-aid, yo.
Just saying.
Beautiful. What a great picture. Can't wait for my girls to play dress-up. Does she want two nine month old friends? Love her style!
That is one fantastic photo!
How cute.I love her little wand. Makes me want a little girl. I already have my little boy so I hope the next ones a girl.
CUTE!!
And don't knock the Dora band-aids. My niece informed me this weekend that they were the only thing that saved my life...lol.
Adorable photo!
The preschool princess doctor in my household has declared that she only treats other princesses, kittens, and sick mommies :)
"17 SHARDS OF BRILLIANCE"? That post is brilliant, not to mention hilarious!
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