So That's What Bumper Pads are For

To my credit, in the Baby Your Baby classes we teach at the hospital we always talk about bumper pads. We discuss how technically they could be a suffocation hazard, although in the beginning, baby isn't going to roll around so the risk is minimal. But, we suggest removing them once baby can pull themselves up for sure. I guess some kiddos use them as a stepping stool to climb out of the crib.

So, I'm just trying to practice what I preach. Perhaps this is why she has trouble sleeping???

Happy Halloween 2009

Happy Halloween! Here is our clan.

Daven-Vater!

He drew his own face on his pumpkin. He said, "it has an infection in the eyes." 

It kind of looked like it. But it was totally random, we were wondering where that came from.

Here's the cute face behind the mask.

Fire Fighter Logan.

Busy Bee

 She doesn't even take time to stop and sleep at night. But, yes we still love her lots.

We did about half of our sub-division (about 4 streets) and the kids started to get tired. Busy bee wouldn't ride in the stroller so I carried her most of the way. I was really tired after this year's trick-or-treating. But, it was so fun to see the kids get so excited.