When baby #3 entered our house, a very wise friend advised David to suggest that my big girls go to Mother's Day Out. Oh.my.goodness. I was so thankful. The simple things like the grocery store, running any type of errand, or the dishes had become pretty difficult with three kids 3 & under. So I went on the hunt, and found what I think is going to be a great "school' for the girls.
They will go Monday & Wednesday from 9-2:30. The curriculum includes a music day, a bible class day, "career" weeks, field trips, letters, numbers, etc. I'm nervous about how naps will go - seeing as how Kate is a mess to get to take a nap these days & Hannah's still in a crib. (But, these people are used to these things & I'm sure they'll work their magic!
The past few weeks we've been collecting all the necessities - backpacks, lunchboxes, and I decided I'd make their "nap mats". Whew! Definitely didn't realize what I had gotten myself into (many, many, many hours) until it was too late, but I was happy with the results.
I combined a few different patterns to make them. Kate's I left the pillow & blanket detached since she is used to having it that way.
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| all three together |
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| The nap mat |
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| her pillow |
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| her blanket |
On Hannah's I attached the pillow to the top since she's not used to sleeping on a pillow usually. I hope it keeps it from getting away from her.
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| Hannah's nap mat |
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| close up of her pillow |
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| her blanket wasn't done when I took these pictures, but this is the fabric that is on the back of it. |
And here are their outfits laid out & ready to go!
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| can't get this picture to rotate for anything...oh well. |
I think we're ready to go!
2 comments:
I'm way impressed friend!! Great job!
Oh wow, those are so cute!! :)
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