Baby Girl’s Adventure at 1818 Farms
As I entered the pasture, I heard the soft baa of a lamb calling her Mama. Right before my eyes laying in the tufts of Spring, green grass was the most precious lamb. She could not have been more than an hour old. Her fleece was still wet, but she was already walking and nursing. This tiny ewe lamb was so curious, which is unusual just after birth. She walked right up to me and the other animals in the pasture, almost like she was introducing herself to us. The lamb also looked exactly like her Mama, Sugar, a member of our foundation flock at the farm. I immediately knew this sweet lamb, with so much personality, would live her life at 1818 Farms. She was tiny and wooly, with one of the sweetest faces that I have ever seen. My mind kept saying, “What a beautiful Baby Girl.” From that moment, the surprise lamb became known at our farm, and to friends, as Baby Girl.
After a long day of playtime, she was always very tired. Once Baby Girl was tucked into her stall at night, she would snuggle with her Mama and dream about the day when her lamb friends would arrive!
______________________________________________________
We recently held a Giveaway promotion where we asked children aged 4-12 to submit stories and pictures of Baby Girl and her further adventures.
You can see some of our favorite entries below. Baby Girl has some talented followers!
Winners of the Giveaway promotion received the Baby Girl Prize Package.
The Prize Package includes the following: Sheep Tote Bag, Plush Baby Girl Lamb, Bottle of Counting Sheep Linen and Room Spray, 1818 Farms Youth T-Shirt, Printed Canvas of Baby Girl (Size 8x8), Small piece of our sheep’s wool, and a group ZOOM call meeting Baby Girl and a few of her farm friends at 1818 Farms.
Education is an integral part of the mission of 1818 Farms. Since we were unable to welcome visitors at the farm during the Spring of 2020, we wanted to bring farm education to your home via storytelling and a virtual farm tour. In an effort to encourage reading, writing, drawing and creativity for elementary aged children, please use Baby Girl's Adventure as a guide. Caregivers are encouraged to read Baby Girl’s Adventure at 1818 Farms with their children and watch our virtual farm tour. Have your child write a mini story telling what type of adventure they believe Baby Girl is having at 1818 Farms and draw a simple picture at the bottom (examples below).
