Friday, October 8, 2010

Nap....what nap?

With 7 days in a week, a good 3 of them Bailey does not nap. Oh...I put her down to nap but, she'll just lay in there talking, singing, laughing at herself...anything other than actually sleeping. This week, she cracked me up because she had once again decided not to nap but, instead, was sitting up and had lined up all of her stuffed animals (aka "friends") in a circle around her. She was talking to them and giving them instructions. For a good 30 minutes, she had this "conversation" with her "friends". It was pretty cute :)

We're off to Disney tomorrow...update you when we get back!

Have a magical week!

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

FALL HAS ARRIVED!!

Well...it happened quickly (we went from 90 to 65 degrees in what...a week!) but, it's wonderful!! Fall has arrived and so has the cooler weather. Bailey jumped at the chance to put on her new "cute" coat and hat (she's such a little shopper :).

Welcome Fall....it's great to see you again!




Watering...just for the heck of it :)

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Play center...

This week I took Boo to an indoor play center (http://www.playactivitycenter.com/); she had a great time! She loved it all, especially the trampoline! There were lots of physical activities as well as story time, a small play kitchen, train area, chalk boards and much more. We spent over 2 hours there and I had to pull her away when it was time to go home!

Unfortunately, this facility isn't the cheapest and it's about 40 minutes away but, it's a great every-once-in-awhile activity :) We're planning a trip there in November with Evan and Bailey is already excited about that!

Lots of love!


She loved, loved, loved the trampoline! :)

Bailey thought the "runny mat" was silly,
especially when she threw beach balls up there :)

There is a foam pit at gymnastics so, she's an old pro :)

Bouncing away!

This was actually for babies but...you know preschoolers,
they love the baby toys :)

Bailey got a kick out of this...looks like sand,
but it's actually rice! I might use that idea this winter!