Forget the Spoon!

My granddaughter started eating her chocolate pudding with a spoon, but then she ditched it for the hands approach. What a mess!

[Montez Sattman]

Yowsa! Lol. Looks like she enjoyed it very much! Priceless capture!

[Sue Barnicoat]

Delightful shot! Reminds me of some photos I have of my oldest son taken when he was around one year old. My parents had given him a waggon wheel which is a very large chocolate covered biscuit.

[Trinda Love]

Always gotta have the spaghetti or chocolate shot of them when they are young and exuberant with eating

[Shirley V]

Super cute. She looks so happy! Great shot!

[Danette Thompson]

She's happy, though!

[Anita Campbell]

Run the bath water, quick!! Before she puts her hands or face on anything else. So cute. Show this photo to here about ten to 12 years from now.....

[PhotoCrazy]

So cute cute, so much fun!

[Maggiemae]

I'd echo Anita's words - before she wants to take a photo of you!

[Milanie]

And happy as she can be - might have to glove up (or strip and head straight for the shower) when you take her out! Adorable.

[Rosan]

Too cute!! Glad I don't have to clean her up though. Such pretty blue eyes and blond hair!

[Shirley]

Clever girl - everyone knows hands were invented before spoons!

[Margo]

Obviously she is enjoying it!!

[Denise Wood]

Adorable :)

[Janiskay]

Too cute! I remember when my aunt did that with my son.

[Darlene]

Fabulous! She looks so pleased with herself, as if she's saying "and that's the way it's done!"

[Kim]

Adorable, she looks quite pleased with herself!

[Faye Turner]

So cute!!!

[Clare Gadsby]

Why use a spoon when you can cover the room in chocolate?! She seems pretty happy with her decision :)

[Gayle Sears]

...but a happy mess. Cute shot.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Looks like she thoroughly enjoyed the pudding! Darling capture. Love those bright, happy eyes.

[Jane Anderson]

I remember these days. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry!

[Ann T.]

Very cute!

[*lynn]

Oh, how precious!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

What a difference a generation makes! When your child does this, it's a disaster! When your grandchild does it, it's a photo opp!