I finally feel like we're getting a hold of the traditions we want to do with our kids. The first is decorating eggs. We went really simple this year- just dyed 11 eggs (they were brown as that's what our farmer has- the colors were so pretty!!). We've decided this is a good Easter Saturday activity.
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| We quickly realized having the eggs set up like above for stickering was NOT conducive to a 2-year-old who doesn't understand the effects of gravity and delicacy of egg shells. |
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| when she was done she spent a good 30 minutes "dying" our plastic eggs. |
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| Goof! |
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| We've officially nixed anything edible! We spend a lot on the Busy Bible but it was worth it! We'll be getting the girls a new Shining Light doll every year, outdoor activities and whatever else I can find on clearance at Shopko :) |
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| This one just enjoyed filling and unfilling her Easter basket. I found a ballerina doll for $2- SO perfect for her right now! |
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| Busy Bible was a huge hit too |
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| After Mass we headed over to my parents' for lunch, egg hunt, naps and then dinner. |
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| The Cousins were able to come over for lunch and the hunt! |
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| These two get a long so well! |
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| The adults "helping" |
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| Everyone had to hunt for eggs of a specific color. Sam's, of course, was blue (Elsa's color...when will this obsession end??) |
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| WOAH! A smile- and on CAMERA!?!? |
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| Genevieve will have a playmate her age too- coming in October! |
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| Easter "baskets" this year were t-shirts made into bags. So easy and so cute. |
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| Yes, please encourage make-up... |
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| Poor Tess... |
Happy Easter!!!
1 comment:
I laughed so hard at the "adults helping" picture! Such a good Easter <3
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