The i-Bert

Easton gave Grandma Shelley an i-Bert bike seat for her birthday. Surprisingly he loved it as soon as the bike started to move. I was sure he would be scared but he just kept saying "Weeeee, weeeeee." He didn't even mind the helmet as soon as they started to go. I am glad my parents ride bikes since we don't and Easton loves it so much.

Mother Nature's Farm

Easton was having more fun kicking the pumpkins like soccer balls rather than picking one out.

Having fun on the dusty hay ride!

Farmer Easton

Having so much fun feeding the animals hay. Easton is very brave with the animals as long as there is a fence between them.

Children's Museum

Even though these tunnels are very tall Easton, for some odd reason, refused to stand up in them and ducked the whole way.

Putting the balls down the shoot with Daddy. The ramps went all the way around the room.

Cooking in the Pizza Kitchen.

Trying to smell the flowers.

We had another great trip to the Children's Museum. This place gets better and better each visit. Easton enjoyed it even more this time. He is now into pretending to cook and grocery shop so that opened up a whole different room to him. He will enjoy this place even more when he is older. The funny part was that we had one child with us and 6 adults at the Children's Museum.

Easton was much more brave this time and decided to tackle the Noodle Forest on his own.

Running through the hay maze.

Corn is one of the only "real" vegetables Easton will eat. Only on the cob though of course.

Easton just discovered he can climb up here. Any time he gets too quiet I can usually find him up here getting in some sort of trouble.

This is the first time I found him up on the window seat.

Look at those crazy hockey skills! Must be the Canadian in him.

Easton's other new favorite spot. Fat man in a little bus. He seems to think he fits in here and needs to be pulled around while making train noises.