We had such a fun day yesterday. Conlee is really getting to the fun age where she laughs out loud at Crawford. He is all too willing to put on a show for her!
Conlee LOVES the Bumbo and the play tray is the best thing ever (they didn't have that when Crawford was born)!
She worked on these rings forever. She "talks" to them and it makes Crawford laugh.
This is Crawford helping with tummy time. She still hates it - but she'll do it if she's watching him.

Bo left work early because we had the kid's parent-teacher conferences (yes they have these for infant and 2-year old daycare). Both kids got a great report and it was nice reading the teacher's comments. It's fun to get an inside peak at what your kids are like when you are not around. Glad to know that they are both angels (well except for the part that Crawford and Cole beat up on each other!). Amanda and I talked and we agreed that we were glad that they weren't beating up on the other kids - they treat each other like brothers.
After the conferences, we came home and broke out our "Sunday" clothes to go see the Easter Bunny (these aren't what they are wearing Sunday - but I wanted them to be "dressed"). Crawford was a wild man - he was so excited.
I almost cried when I put Conlee in this Petit Ami bubble - she looked so pretty.

I nixed the matching bonnet or putting a bow in her hair - it was too much. You can tell she's a girl by her beautiful eyelashes (not to mention all of the pink).
Crawford was jazzed he got to wear his "bucks." The kid is crazy about shoes.
I tried to get a good shot of them together - but we need to practice on Crawford's "cheese" face.
He leaned over to hug up next to her all on his own.
We were only the 2nd people in line so we didn't wait long. The Easter Bunny came out to meet the kids while we waited. Crawford slipped behind the rope and when I went to "get on to him" the Easter Bunny told me it was fine. Crawford kissed him, touched his nose and gave him high-fives.


The pic that we had to pay for is actually really good - this is the one I took with my camera.
After the conferences, we came home and broke out our "Sunday" clothes to go see the Easter Bunny (these aren't what they are wearing Sunday - but I wanted them to be "dressed"). Crawford was a wild man - he was so excited.
I almost cried when I put Conlee in this Petit Ami bubble - she looked so pretty.
I nixed the matching bonnet or putting a bow in her hair - it was too much. You can tell she's a girl by her beautiful eyelashes (not to mention all of the pink).
Here's a pic of Conlee in her Rainbow Brite pj's before bed. I don't think I've ever mentioned that the "silky" blanket we play on was my baby blanket when I was little. It is so special to me that my mom saved so much of my stuff. I love sharing it with my little girl!