Blue Twin Group

You think they look so sweet and innocent in this picture? Look again. Do you see it? Henry's bright blue hand. Yes, he got caught "blue handed". Apparently Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum poured water in their play kitchen sink and then put a blue stamp in the water. Mommy, Daddy and nanny Casey had no idea until we realized they had dyed themselves blue!

Babentime's Day

That's what Jack used to call Valentine's Day :). We hope all of you had a SUPER Valentine's Day!

A Bid Farewell

Mommy and Daddy are going out of town for 24 hours and Jack wanted to make sure we know how much he will miss us. Last night while we were putting the babies to bed he wrote us this note and left it on the kitchen table. Melt me.

Escape Artists

What's better than one set of twins working together to solve a problem (in this case escaping from the play place at MacArthur Mall)? Two sets of twins, of course!

Childrens Museum

The recently renovated children's museum in Portsmouth is fantastic and our 3 wild and crazy guys can be entertained there for at least 2 hours (a feat rarely accomplished elsewhere). In fact, we bought a membership which has come in quite handy this winter.

As you can probably imagine the train room is Will's favorite, especially when he can stick his head in the dome to watch the choo choos over his head!

The kids also love the projection room. We give dance party a whole new meaning!

Kindergarten Studies

Jack really loves attending kindergarten at Beach Manor. It is such an incredible learning environment and Jack has really excelled. He struggles with focusing and finishing his work because he is so easily distracted by the world around him so we have been working on focus-intensive activities with him and rewarding him for a week's worth of good work. It amazed us that half way through kindergarten he can do addition, subtraction and fractions as well as read an entire Dr. Seuss book. He knows more about the solar system, native Americans, and dinosaurs than we do!

Just this past week he brought home these 2 pieces. A necklace for Mommy and a diagram of the human digestive system. Amazing!