I'm not really sure why, but I love going up to Kids'R Kids each year to watch the egg hunts. There are only ever a handful of other parents there, but Tommy and I have been every year that our kids' classes have had parties, since they could barely walk. This is only the second year we've visited the Easter egg hunt for Livi's class. Last year, she had just learned to walk and spent a lot of the time crawling around the playground to pick up eggs. I can't believe how much she's grown in just a year! This year, her class made adorable bunny ears for everyone to wear:
All of the bunnies were excited to get outside and find some eggs!
And they're off!
After the craziness of the Pearson Farms hunt, Livi was a pro at egg hunting. She ran around filling her basket with eggs while most of the kids in her class realized there was candy in the eggs and stopped to eat after finding a couple.Then we headed back into the classroom for the snack part of the party. I love this picture - it looks like Livi is mastering the art of flirting early - we're in big trouble!
Here she is enjoying her snacks with her buddies:
Clearly, applesauce pouches were a hit...But chocolate cupcakes weren't so bad either:
Next, we headed over to Jack's class. He was really excited to begin his egg hunt:
His whole class was packed against the door waiting to run outside. When the door finally opened, the group of kids practically exploded outside!
At this age, everyone understands Easter egg hunts, and they all run around like crazy:
Jack ran around for a little while:
And then found a secret stash of eggs on the stairs of the playset that everyone had overlooked. I think he pretty much filled his basket right there:
Livi's class came outside to their playground to play. She was so upset that her whole family was on the other side hunting eggs. Poor girl!
Here's Jack showing off his collection of eggs:Then it was time to head inside for treats. Somehow, Jack managed to get a cupcake and get seated at his table and dig in before anyone else even sat down:
Finally some friends joined in the feasting:
As a working mom, sometimes I feel like I miss out on getting to see my kids play with their friends, so I love days like this when I get to see them with all of their friends, happy in their everyday world.
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