A Day at the Park

Park and sushi for Mother's Day, perfect!

yoga babies

I've recently started taking yoga and the kids love to play on my mat. I've never done it in front of them, but somehow they knew one of the poses! Kids love to be upside down so I guess it just comes naturally.

bye-bye highchair

When it was time to get in the highchair, she would kick her legs making it impossible to get her in. Once in, she would whine, refuse to eat, and say "down." Then after I got her down, she would come over to me and say "Up, up!" I put two and two together (okay, it took me a few weeks) and realized that she wanted to be a big girl and sit at the table with us! The highchair pulled up to the table was not good enough, so now she sits in a booster seat. Whenever she sees a chair, no matter how big, she tries to climb up and sit in it! Whatever makes you happy, little one!

She also loves to sit in the little chairs at Jake's preschool!

Back on the charts!

Even though she's only 18 lbs 13 oz, she's back on the growth charts at the 3rd percentile! She's 75-90 percentile in height so a real string bean! The doctor is happy with her growth so I'm going to stop stressing out (yeah, right!) about her eating

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pudding

In an effort to get her to eat more, we gave her the spoon to feed herself. Maybe pudding was not the best choice...

first REAL day of Spring!

This is more like it!

Craig is in the background building our new deck!

First museum

I'm so excited that Olivia is old enough now to enjoy a children's museum! It's so much fun now that she's a full time walker. This particular museum is the Hands On Children's Museum in Olympia which Jake's birth-grandparents are members of.