Ride'em cowboy

Today, Jim went with Reagan's classroom to the Northern Kentucky Horse Park. She did everything - rode horses, brushed them and played. The one thing that she snubbed her nose at was mucking stalls. (That's my girl). he hee. I'm glad she didn't actually.  Apparently there was zero fear while riding the horse. I'm so happy she just goes for it!

Coney Island

Jim took Reagan over to Coney Island today. Apparently we have a little dare devil on our hands. She tried every roller coaster that she was allowed. She road the twister, bumper cars, ferris wheel, pirate boat and a few others. She'd giggle when on a ride and said that it "tickled her tummy".

They also mined for gold and had a ton of really bad carnival food. She was reluctant to try the fried dough, but eventually admitted she like it. She loved the cotton candy, of course.

When she got home, she was happy as heck. I love seeing her smile. It just makes my heart happy.

Potty Training Day three

I can't believe it - Zero accidents today again. Wow!

Potty Training Day two

A total success. No accidents all day. Even spent a ton of time in the car going back and forth to karate. Impressive. Hoping it's not a fluke. :)

Potty Training Day one

So far so good. We got home today from Maddy's first day in underwear and she had zero accidents. It's really not too surprising actually. She's been using the potty for four months, we've just never committed to it. It wasn't until I was cooking and not paying attention that she quietly started playing in the corner. She sat down to play and then had an accident. She didn't tell me - I figured it out later. So the first day with only one accident at the end of the day is awesome in my book.

Berry picking

Today we went berry picking again. As soon as we mentioned it to Reagan, she was ready to go. She apparently had enough fun that she wanted to go again. This time, I actually dressed them in cute things because they really didn't get involved last time.

Well, today was different. Maddy actually walked around and helped Jim ut berries in the bucket. Actually, we think she ate more than she put in the bucket. Reagan walked around with me and was so excited to get her bucket filled up. When she was done, she wanted nothing to do with walking back, she wanted to ride.

By the end of it all, they were both covered in berries and their juice. I was impressed how much they did.

Food in mouth

Maddy has always had this thing of overstuffing her mouth with food when she eats. Lately I've noticed that she carries it around in her mouth. I wonder why she does this.