Princess Camp

 The Canton Summit has the best Princess Camp ever! Day 1 Leah dressed as Aurora. Juliet wanted t o be in on the action, too, so she dressed in the $7 Target Ariel dress I picked up for her a few weeks ago. Leah is reading over my shoulder, and just told me, "Princess Camp wasn't a few weeks ago. It was this week!". It's so funny that she can now read what I write. I had to explain that the dress is a few weeks old, not the camp.

 Day Two Leah dressed as Rapunel (how small this costume has got on her in the 2 years she has had it!). 

 Day 3 Leah picked out a blue dress in honor of Elsa. We braided her hair in a side braid, and as a special present I let her wear the Elsa crown I was saving for her birthday party. She gave it back at nap time, though. :) 

 After Day 1, Juliet had been lamenting her lack of princess gowns, so I ordered her one from Amazon. It came in later in the week. Another cheap-o dress. Leah's dresses are all Disney Store, high quality dresses (most she got for Christmas's or birthdays). They look great, wash well, and are well loved. Juliet is so little that the XXS dresses don't even come close to fitting her. So, she is in el-cheapo dresses. They do not look great or wash well. :( 

 Day 4, Leah dressed in her "good witch" dress. She was adament about a white bow, too. I thought she looked like a bride. 

 Day 5 Leah dressed as bride Rapunzel. She wore the flower wreath in her hair that she had made in princess camp the day before. 

 Leah had a ton of fun. Next year, Juliet can go to the camp, too!