

This was Abigail's first tooth to come in.

Here is the second tooth and to the right of it I think we can see a third tooth. If so, then I will date it coming through today (when I took the picture). Teeth are cutting through 7-8 days apart.
In other unrelated knit news, this morning I had to frog back to the second repeat of my new fingerless mitts. I was desperate for some relaxation this morning, picked up my current favourite project (at last, something for me) and noticed the mistake down near the bottom. Instead of knitting ahead I had to frog and fix it. It was the opposite of what I wanted to be doing, but I'd rather not regret carrying on later.

Can you see my mistake? See how the pattern shifts to the left after the second repeat? I wish I had picked up on this earlier.
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