In March, Emma had a milestone and started to eat something other than breastmilk or formula. Serve up the rice cereal. She did pretty well right off the bat.
Next up in late March....Easter. Each year, the Windemere community puts together an Easter Egg hunt open to all residents. We have a lot of families living here, but something tells me that more than Windemere residents were in attendance. The Easter Egg hunt is a mess. Brayden participated in the 1-3 year old age group. As the organizers scattered plastic eggs across the roped off lawn area, I figured parents would let their kids roam free to grab eggs. I was wrong. I made the mistake of letting Brayden into the lawn area alone once the whistle blew, and he was almost trampled by a hoard of adults grabbing eggs themselves. Seriously, 95% of kids in this age group can handle picking up eggs on their own. Brayden ended up getting 3 eggs, 2 of which were given to him by a nice lady who was carrying a baby too small to walk. These pictures were taken in the 10yr old and up group. Still, I can't believe that some parents were in on the egg gathering.
April brings yet another milestone for Emma. She's now sitting up on her own and has transitioned into the excer-saucer.
