Yesterday we finally had our picnic at Southpoint that got rained out last week.
It ended up being a smaller group than what was expected but just as much fun!
We put down some blankets on the grass under the shade of a big tree, there were lots of yummy things to eat, Lily, Sofia and Sam played so well together…
It was a great time! (it stared at 10am, we didn’t leave until 3pm!)
A blanket, some wine, cheese, the whole family and bubbles!!!!! 🙂 (you should really click on the bubble pictures so you can really see the bubbles)
It was the perfect way to end an already perfect day.
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Today through the South Beach Mommies Meet-up group we had ART in the Park at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden.
It was SOOOOOO much fun!
Almost 20 moms with their little ones showed up and for most of us, it was our little one’s first time painting.
There were blankets all spread out on the grass, paper and washable paints being shared all underneath the shade of a wonderful big tree.
Everyone had an amazing time, mommies and babies.
It was so wonderful being able to have had such an artistic experience with Lily. When I was pregnant, I would daydream about painting with Lily, and today it became real!
I think it’s the beginning of something really good. 😉
(Sorry for the picture overload but, I think in this case a picture (make that many) is worth a thousand words)
Since we slept at uncle Darren’s house last night and will again for the next 2 nights, I thought about how adaptable of a baby Lily is.
She is not even 3 months old and spent almost half of her life at her grandparents in West Virginia, has stayed at 2 hotels for 3 nights, went to Morgantown and slept over at her cousin Adelaide’s house for 2 nights, and now here we are at uncle Darren’s house for 3 nights.
For the most part she just chills during the day and at night sleeps relatively well.
I do however make sure that I always have a few of her toys and definitely her blankets. This way, she won’t feel like she is in a completely strange place.
Adaptability is something I think everyone should have. If you adapt well, most likely you make a good traveler. And traveling, I feel, is the best thing for someone’s growth and we LOVE to travel!
Our friend Sara was kind enough to hand one of these down to us last night and we just LOVE it!!
It’s an Aden and Anais classic swaddle. It is 100% cotton muslin. The fabric’s light, open weave allows a baby’s body temperature to regulate itself naturally which helps to prevent overheating.
They make swaddles, blankets, sleeping bags, burpy bibs, towels and wash cloths all in super soft, dreamy prints.
So thank you Sara and Sam for sharing the goods and the knowledge!