Children have different types of personalities. This plays so true with my two daughters’ personalities. During our snow day earlier this week, I sat back and analyzed their behaviors in the snow. We are a very analytical family after all.
M was in the snow forming three huge snow balls to build a snowman. She did not just stop at building the snowman. The snowman had to be accessorized. I present you M’s snow musician.
![Snow Musician](https://www.onemomsworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/DSC_0358-198x300.jpg)
While M was entertaining us with the snow music, L was over by herself under a tree forming her own snow creature.
![Playing in the snow](https://www.onemomsworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/DSC_0352-300x198.jpg)
As we all know, L is a huge animal lover. She is going to be such a great animal advocate when she grows up. So, it was to no surprise that L was creating a bird with the snow. She came running down the hill to show me her snow bird. Too cute.
![playing in the snow](https://www.onemomsworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/DSC_0343-300x198.jpg)
To answer my initial question, snow can show a child’s personality. M has a love for the arts including visual and musical. This showed when she was accessorizing her snowman. M is very outgoing and loves to be around people. L on the other hand is very reserved and more quiet than M. L sat under her tree very quiet while forming her snow bird.
Pretty cool right?
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How sweet. I’m in the snowbird camp, myself. I like the simple things. 😉
I was very much like L growing up. Sat back and took things in… As I get older, it seems I have changed to a bigger extrovert now. Odd!
So, so true! I also think it’s interesting to watch boys and girls in the snow. Monkey would have been down in the trenches building a fort — LOL!
I love the photos that go along with this post, too! They visualize and reinforce your point even more =)