POTD 10/3/2012 Puddles and Peeks

[mlp4me]

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Do you have them or maybe just one of the two? What do you think of them? Pics always encouraged!

Adorable set. I just love the colors and symbols!


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[michelle53]

I have one!!  I can *never* tell them apart though:(

[SourdoughStomper]

I don't have either of them, but they are pretty cute.

[kittybethy]

They are just darling!

[Ivy]

I have them but no pictures? I must fix that soon!
As for telling them apart - Peeks has her hoof raised off the ground. Puddles has all four hooves on the ground.

[SkyCakes]

I have them but no pictures? I must fix that soon!
As for telling them apart - Peeks has her hoof raised off the ground. Puddles has all four hooves on the ground.

I think thats the same for milkweed and tumbleweed. Anyhow I have both puddles and peeks they are very cute.

[achab1984]

Do not have either of them.

[Rhini]

Can't remember if have...

[Goldilocks]

I can see the cuteness of them. But I think they're just not the right ponies for my collection. I'm not very much into babyish things and these are a bit too cute and too baby aswell And the short legs of newborn ponies are bothering me a little too (compared to regular babies, for example my favourite, baby blossom's pose).

[Ren-Ren]

They are my favorite newborn twins

If they met up with monsters I wouldn't be only so glad...

[lovesbabysquirmy]

One of my favorite sets of Newborn Twins!

[Leopard_Print_Unicorn]

I have them, but acquired them separately so they don't quite "match." Not as bad as my Milkweed and Tumbleweed, though.

[Shenanigans]

I have one of them... not sure which one. She was my childhood pony

[Loona]

I don't have them, but I indeed want them - so cute! :3

[Baby Sugarberry]

Have both, my original childhood ones, and their see-saw.
Honestly never found them hard to tell apart, because one has a raised leg and the other stands on all fours. o.o  Milkweed/Tumbleweed, Jabber/Jebber are far harder to separate.