Noah working on his light board shape building. So sweet for the camera.
Sister joins in on the fun. Quick, take a picture, they are working TOGETHER!
Caroline, Iain and Dylan crawl up into this awesome tunnel near the ceiling. Us moms watch and take pics from below. They loved how independent it made them feel! And we loved how there was only one way out!
Noah watches in laughter as Dylan stands stoic in a "wind tunnel." She loved it in there and stayed for about 20 minutes, just holding these butterflies on a stick and "taking the wind." (It was a huge industrial fan blowing into this clear plastic tunnel. The kids could put scarves and other lightweight things at the front and watch it blow them through the tunnel...or they could just stand there and get air in their face... :))
Playing in the bubble area. There were several tables of bubble fun. She just preferred to stick her whole arms in the bubbles (wet shirt) and swish around her fingers.
Dylan loved the water area too, and took it upon herself to find all the rubber duckies and line them all up along the edge. Then she proceeded to hide them all (hord them) in a corner of the water area before we left...saving them for later?? (not pictured)
This was one of my favorites. It was so simple and so GENIUS! They had a regular chalkboard and chunky paint brushes with water cups on the side. Dylan literally painted water on that chalkboard for over 30 minutes, SOLID. I finally tore her away to go have lunch. But, not before Noah joined in for a few minutes of sibling teamwork.
Ahh, the simple joys in life. Jason saw these pics and was jealous of the fun we get to have. It really is fun. And for some reason, I had to justify it all, "Remember, I took pictures of the high moments. It's not all this picture perfect you know." But why do I have to justify it? It really was a wonderful, special outing. And I really am blessed and extremely grateful to have this time with my children every day. So yes, it comes with low times too, but let's just keep on bloggin' about the highs. Thank you God for my little babes who keep me humble and show me how to have fun every day. And thank you God most of all for my husband, who supports me, stands behind me and walks with me on this crazy parenthood journey, allowing me, through the HARD work that he does at school, to be at home with our kiddos.
4 comments:
Great post! I loved the photos. That museum looks amazing! We totally have to go sometime. And yes, I too feel so lucky to have this time to stay at home with our kids. I wouldn't trade it for anything.
Oh...they're getting so big! They obviously had a blast...what a cool place! It is so true how fortunate we are...to have such wonderful husbands that make it possible to stay home.
OMG! I don't think your kids could get any cuter! LOVE the wind tunnel shot.
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