The kids and I went to Jackson Hole this weekend. It was pretty hectic with 2 little ones but overall a fun time.
Here is a quick synopsis of the pictures I am posting:
1. The kids getting pumped up to go on the trip (hence the cowboy hats). Even cowgirls like binkis -- according to Libby.
2. The kids and I getting ready to go on the gondola ride to see the Teton Mtns. Lake had a breakdown when we were done. He wanted to go again and again. He seriously LOVED the gondola ride. By the way, I just noticed I have Libby's monkey in a headlock. Oops!
3. Lake sitting on a wood ski rack in the condo. Leave it to my kids to bypass 20 other seats and want to sit on a small wood ledge in a corner.
4. Individual pictures of Lake, Libby, and myself while while in Jackson. We all had our typical faces on.
Lake: Crazy Face,
Libby: Scowl,
Myself: Typical posed smile.
5. The big buffalo head that was hanging in the condo -- which Libby kept referring to as, "The Goat". I would tell her it was a buffalo and then she would say, "Hi Goat".
Friday, July 31, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
Kids Visiting Grandma and Grandpa in Elk Grove, CA
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Toddler Mom's.....This Post Is For You
Okay, so I don't normally post about items my kids eat. But, I felt I needed to let all the mom's who have toddlers know what is out there for the little ones. Yes, I am getting boring as I get older and I don't even care.
Here it goes......
The best snacks (that I have found) to feed kids 4 and under:
1. Mini Pringles. These come in different types of packaging and flavors. My kids LOVE LOVE LOVE them. They are small enough to eat but they still feel like the big chips. Plus, you don't get the huge chips that break everywhere.
2. Jr. Lunchables. These are great because all the turkey/ham, cheese, and crackers are little. They have diced up the cheese and meat so it is small and serve it with mini ritz crackers. Thank You Oscar Meyer.
3. Mini M&M's. These are little and the kids love to hold the plastic container it comes in. I actually fill the container with trix cereal once it is empty and the kids use it over and over. The truth is, I actually eat the M&M's then the kids get the Trix cereal when I refill it. See, we all win with this treat.
Just thought I would let my friends with kids know. If anyone out there has any cool treats they know about, please leave a comment as I am always looking.
p.s.
I normally take my own photos but out of sheer laziness I posted stock photos. Actually, I had to let people know those aren't my bitten off finger nails holding the chips. If I had bitten off finger nails, they would at least be polished *wink*. If I get motivated I will post my own so you can actually see my kids eating them :).
Here it goes......
The best snacks (that I have found) to feed kids 4 and under:
1. Mini Pringles. These come in different types of packaging and flavors. My kids LOVE LOVE LOVE them. They are small enough to eat but they still feel like the big chips. Plus, you don't get the huge chips that break everywhere.
2. Jr. Lunchables. These are great because all the turkey/ham, cheese, and crackers are little. They have diced up the cheese and meat so it is small and serve it with mini ritz crackers. Thank You Oscar Meyer.
3. Mini M&M's. These are little and the kids love to hold the plastic container it comes in. I actually fill the container with trix cereal once it is empty and the kids use it over and over. The truth is, I actually eat the M&M's then the kids get the Trix cereal when I refill it. See, we all win with this treat.
Just thought I would let my friends with kids know. If anyone out there has any cool treats they know about, please leave a comment as I am always looking.
p.s.
I normally take my own photos but out of sheer laziness I posted stock photos. Actually, I had to let people know those aren't my bitten off finger nails holding the chips. If I had bitten off finger nails, they would at least be polished *wink*. If I get motivated I will post my own so you can actually see my kids eating them :).
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