A Two For on Toofers

So it was a little while ago that Zoe got her first teeth. Yes, that's right, she got both of her front bottom teeth at the same time. I'm sure that's common, but the way she had been chewing and drooling, I kept telling people that she was going to wake up one morning with a full set of teeth. Anyway, Zoe's a very happy baby and smile all the time. The problem is, we could never see her teeth. Well, this morning Cheryl took a few pictures that finally captured her teeth.

For those of you who might be concerned, don't worry. This was the picture taken moments after those two.

Back to her usual, smiley self. For some reason she really seemed to enjoy playing with the plastic chain links we got her. Then, I assumed she might want her pacifier back, but as it turns out, she didn't need it.

Zoe's set on Flickr has all of these pictures, and more. Be sure to check them all out.

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