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Stella and Pooh

Posted byEric Mesa 27 Feb 201620 Feb 2016
Stella is recognizing "faces" so she's really into dolls and plush toys now. So one morning while getting ready for work, I put Pooh in front of her to keep her calm. It works for a bit.
Stella is recognizing “faces” so she’s really into dolls and plush toys now. So one morning while getting ready for work, I put Pooh in front of her to keep her calm. It works for a bit.

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Posted byEric Mesa27 Feb 201620 Feb 2016Posted inPhotographyTags: Stella

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