Crazy Lucy - the things she does... While having a nap one day, she reached through the crib bars to get some other clothes to get dressed in. Unfortunately, this shirt got a little stuck...
Chloe really seems to love this new stage - she can get her feet in her mouth and she loves chewing on those toes!
3 1/2 months pic with her teddy
Tummy time.
Chloe was on her tummy; I turned my back and she was in the following position!
Rolling over for the first time!
Chloe's first swim at the pool. She loved it!
We took Diggy to the dog park on a nice spring evening...
Lucy loved running in the wide open space with all the dogs.
Charlie would make a good policeman when he grows up. He's very good at capturing escapees!
Chloe's now big enough for the exersaucer. She especially loves the chewy toys that come with it!
I woke up on Mother's Day to my beautiful, excited children who wanted to give me my card and presents, which included "Cockaroo", a peacock for my garden.
I was treated to a gift certificate to the Bischoff Spa where I got a pedicure and massage from Charlie and Lucy.
Lucy insisted on getting pretty toes, too!
We then went for brunch at the Officer's Mess.
The food was excellent, especially the dessert!
Charlie couldn't pick just one...
Although she managed to eat some of it, most of Lucy's chocolate tart ended up on her face!
So Friday night was bath night. Phil and Charlie were at Beavers so I had to bathe the two girls on my own.
While changing Chloe's diaper in the other room, Lucy decided to help get the bath ready by pouring a full, jumbo sized, bottle of bubble bath in the tub.
While 2 litres of bubble bath makes a good amount of bubbles, you really don't need that much...
But it did make for a fun bath.
You can play hide and seek with the bath toys!
Chloe's getting pretty big for the baby bath tub.
She was going to have a bath in the big tub but I was worried I'd lose her in all the bubbles.
Instead, Lucy helped me bathe her in the little tub.
After baths, it was time for bed. Lucy didn't agree and attempted to escape.
She came very close, but the fear of falling stopped her from swinging the other leg over.