Jude's 1st hair cut

Craft of the week.

Recycled Piggy Bank.

Emelia LOVED this craft. It was fun and the end product is so cute!

We got this from Family Fun Magazine. http://jas.familyfun.go.com/arts-and-crafts?page=CraftDisplay&craftid=12131

Here are our pictures

Emelia is now a Tumble Bee.

Emelia and Coach Offie

Emelia graduated from Tootsie Rolls in gymnastics class to Tumble Bee's. This is a really big deal for both Emelia and Mommy. This means I can sit on the bench and watch. :) The last session of her tootsie rolls class the teacher had me sit on the side to transition her to the big girl class and she was doing such an awesome job! Emelia felt like such a big girl when she did it all by herself. Every once in a while she would run over to me and give me a hug, it is just so cute!

She starts Tumble Bee's on Thursday with my good friend Mindy as her teacher.

VALENTINES DAY CRAFT

CONVERSATION HEARTS FRAME

What you will need:

1 Frame any size (wood)
1-2 boxes of Conversation Hearts
Glue
Paint any colors

How to make it:

First take the glass out of the frame and set it to the side.

Then Paint the frame with your favorite colors. Let dry.

Then take those oh so yummy conversation hearts and
glue them randomly to your frame. Let it completely dry.

Next add a picture of someone you love in the frame.


HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!

My little Dude is 9 months old!

Jude had his 9 month check up and is officially the heaviest kid in the family :)

His stats:

Weight: 21 lbs 9 oz 75% (Emmy weighs 21 lbs with clothes) (Jude was nakey)
Height: 29 1/2" 80%
Head: 17 14" 10% ...... Yes I know my kids have small heads.

"THE DUDE"
9 months old

Craft of the week.

PINECONE BIRD FEEDER

What you will need:

1. Pine cone
2. Ribbon or string
   
3. Peanut Butter
4. Bird Seed

How to make it:

First tie your ribbon or string to the top of your pincone.
Then Spread peanut butter all over the pine cone. You want to make sure it is going in between the space in the pine cone. Once you have coated your pine cone. Roll it in your bird seed. Till it is completely covered.
The last thing to do is hang it somewhere in the shade for all your Birdy friends to enjoy.

Here are some pictures of Emelia making her bird feeder.