Happy belated Easter everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday with your loved ones! It was a bittersweet holiday over here because it was Chase's last first holiday, but boy did he enjoy it!
I set everything up in the living room on the coffee table for him (which is now his favorite place to stand against) but before he saw his basket, we ate breakfast. His mouth is bothering him so much lately with his molars trying to pop through so he has been giving me such a hard time eating. One of the few things he will actually eat are frozen waffles that are just heated through enough to be a little mushy. He ate a few pieces in his highchair but then started to stop so I brought him outside in his little police car and thankfully, he ate the rest out there. Afterwards, he tore through his basket and eggs - his favorite item was his little egg sorter set!
After he played, my husband took him for a walk and then he napped as we both got ready for Easter dinner at my grandmother's house.
When he woke up, we got him dressed and ready to go but before we left to spend time with the family, we had to take his first Easter pictures ;)
We had a wonderful day celebrating with my family! It's amazing that just two years ago, my niece Kylee was the only little one... she had the egg hunts and baskets all to herself! This year, my nephew Myles was big enough to have an egg hunt as well. My parents did separate ones so each of them could do their own and we wouldn't have any fights on our hands. Chase loved watching them! I can't believe last year he was still in my belly and next year he will be out there running for eggs with the others!
Saturday while he napped, I put together his basket and filled his eggs. Since he's still so little, we decided not to do an egg hunt but instead fill a few with his favorite snacks. I put Cheerios, Puffs, and yogurt melts inside of them which worked out great because he munched on them throughout the day.
I set everything up in the living room on the coffee table for him (which is now his favorite place to stand against) but before he saw his basket, we ate breakfast. His mouth is bothering him so much lately with his molars trying to pop through so he has been giving me such a hard time eating. One of the few things he will actually eat are frozen waffles that are just heated through enough to be a little mushy. He ate a few pieces in his highchair but then started to stop so I brought him outside in his little police car and thankfully, he ate the rest out there. Afterwards, he tore through his basket and eggs - his favorite item was his little egg sorter set!
After he played, my husband took him for a walk and then he napped as we both got ready for Easter dinner at my grandmother's house.
When he woke up, we got him dressed and ready to go but before we left to spend time with the family, we had to take his first Easter pictures ;)
We had a wonderful day celebrating with my family! It's amazing that just two years ago, my niece Kylee was the only little one... she had the egg hunts and baskets all to herself! This year, my nephew Myles was big enough to have an egg hunt as well. My parents did separate ones so each of them could do their own and we wouldn't have any fights on our hands. Chase loved watching them! I can't believe last year he was still in my belly and next year he will be out there running for eggs with the others!
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