Just have to have it!

I don't know what it is about a burp cloth but my kids LOVE sleeping with them. For some kids its a pacifier or a teddy (Britton loved this little dog for ever).

But my babies need their burp cloth to comfort them to sleep at bedtime and in the middle of the night. Ethan 6 months...

Reagan...

Riley... Every time I look at them sleeping and they are hugging their burp cloth or sucking on it I just have to snap a picture. I have so many pictures of them like this.

I don't want to "brag"!

I spent the entire weekend sewing Britton's patches on his brag vest from 2008 to now. I figured I better get it done now that I have two boys in scouts.

2008 patches:

2009 patches:

2010 patches:

2011 patches:

Take me out to the ball game!

Aren't they precious?

Sleeping beauties...

For Fathers Day we went with our cub scout pack to a baseball game.

This was a first for the boys and they had so much fun.

Ethan really got into it. He was asking all kinds of questions, and watching so intently.

I think this is something he might really get into.

This is what he looked like when I told him we were going to camp out on the ball field after the game...

Ultimately our team lost but they "did their best".

After setting up our tents we got to watch a movie on the jumbo screen...

The boys had so much fun staying up till 1:00 a.m. and running around the field.

In the morning they gave daddy his Father's Day presents.

We packed up our tents and had cold cereal for breakfast.

Thank you!

Another wonderful handmade gift for the girls. These were made for them by two sisters in our ward. I love them so much, every morning we have a little tummy time after breakfast. I lay them down on these blankets and they roll all over the place.

They are the same but unique in their own way. Each one has a tag on the back with their name on it making it their very own.

They're not as big as a regular blanket and I know it sounds crazy but I can just see my girls going off to kindergarten with these tucked perfectly in their backpacks for "rest time".

Thanks Sister Wille and Sister Dunn!