LT woke up Easter morning to his first Easter Basket (well second or third depending on when you start counting.). His "grandma" easter bunny came a week early and I am sure he had one or two last year from various easter bunnies, but this was his first one that he opened by himself on Easter morning. From the look on his face, I think he likes this concept of the Easter bunny. Unfortunately, he's not old enough to understand that it is only filled by the bunny once a year and everytime he sees the basket he asks for toys.
Admiring his new stickers. The bunny brought him some stickers and a book, poor deprived kid got no candy this year.
Until... Uncle Steve and Aunt Madeleine came over. I knew Mad loves Peeps and so we bought her a pack. LT saw the package and had to open it and have one the night before, so Madeleine got an opened pack, she didn't seem to mind. This is LT enjoying his second peep (only takes a bite before being done each time) on Uncle Steve's lap. We had a nice relaxed brunch with Uncle Steve and Aunt Madeleine and then a long afternoon nap before heading to Z's house for a big easter party!
LT showing mom what he found in the plastic egg during the easter egg hunt.
Dylan trying to open the egg he found.
LT trying not to bump his head while getting an egg hidden under the table.
Shawn had the table set for easter egg dying, always a big hit. LT usually likes to just put his whole hand in the dye, but this time he did pretty well helping me put the egg in the dye.
Probably the biggest hit (and most fought over) toy at the party was the bubble gun.
LT trying to catch the bubbles, while also avoiding getting them in his eyes.
Z laughing, of course, at the bubbles attacking him.
Dylan found a nice comfy octopus chair to relax in during the chaos of the bubbles.
And, like any two boys would, Z and LT each found a broom at the end of the party to help clean up!
LT woke up Easter morning to his first Easter Basket (well second or third depending on when you start counting.). His "grandma" easter bunny came a week early and I am sure he had one or two last year from various easter bunnies, but this was his first one that he opened by himself on Easter morning. From the look on his face, I think he likes this concept of the Easter bunny. Unfortunately, he's not old enough to understand that it is only filled by the bunny once a year and everytime he sees the basket he asks for toys.
Admiring his new stickers. The bunny brought him some stickers and a book, poor deprived kid got no candy this year.
Until... Uncle Steve and Aunt Madeleine came over. I knew Mad loves Peeps and so we bought her a pack. LT saw the package and had to open it and have one the night before, so Madeleine got an opened pack, she didn't seem to mind. This is LT enjoying his second peep (only takes a bite before being done each time) on Uncle Steve's lap. We had a nice relaxed brunch with Uncle Steve and Aunt Madeleine and then a long afternoon nap before heading to Z's house for a big easter party!
LT showing mom what he found in the plastic egg during the easter egg hunt.
Dylan trying to open the egg he found.
LT trying not to bump his head while getting an egg hidden under the table.
Shawn had the table set for easter egg dying, always a big hit. LT usually likes to just put his whole hand in the dye, but this time he did pretty well helping me put the egg in the dye.
Probably the biggest hit (and most fought over) toy at the party was the bubble gun.
LT trying to catch the bubbles, while also avoiding getting them in his eyes.
Z laughing, of course, at the bubbles attacking him.
Dylan found a nice comfy octopus chair to relax in during the chaos of the bubbles.
And, like any two boys would, Z and LT each found a broom at the end of the party to help clean up!
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