June is my favorite weather month in Colorado. Cool nights and long, warm, (not too warm), sunshiny days make life in this beautiful state a wonderful experience. Life in the summertime with a baby can also be a wonderful experience.
Here are some of my favorite “summer life with baby” experiences:
·Baby bare feet. Who can resist kissing them?
·No coat needed. Moms are coat hangers. It’s nice to be free of that responsibility for a season.
·Popsicles. Need I say more?
·Plastic baby pools. I can’t think of a cheaper form of fun in the summer. It feels good on big people toes too.
·Sleeping baby in a diaper only. Awwww.
·Baby sun hats. I didn’t think you could make a baby cuter, but somehow sun hats manage to do the trick!
·Relatives visiting. Always great to have an extra set of hands around.
·Stroller naps. This is always good for a late afternoon fussy gussy.
·The sweet smell of sweaty babies.
·Pool time=Bath time. The garden hose works well for cleansing too.
You may have noticed I have not included in this blog my non-favorite “summertime life with baby” experiences. Let’s not go there just yet. Winter will be here soon enough.
Happy Parenting,
Susan
Here are some of my favorite “summer life with baby” experiences:
·Baby bare feet. Who can resist kissing them?
·No coat needed. Moms are coat hangers. It’s nice to be free of that responsibility for a season.
·Popsicles. Need I say more?
·Plastic baby pools. I can’t think of a cheaper form of fun in the summer. It feels good on big people toes too.
·Sleeping baby in a diaper only. Awwww.
·Baby sun hats. I didn’t think you could make a baby cuter, but somehow sun hats manage to do the trick!
·Relatives visiting. Always great to have an extra set of hands around.
·Stroller naps. This is always good for a late afternoon fussy gussy.
·The sweet smell of sweaty babies.
·Pool time=Bath time. The garden hose works well for cleansing too.
You may have noticed I have not included in this blog my non-favorite “summertime life with baby” experiences. Let’s not go there just yet. Winter will be here soon enough.
Happy Parenting,
Susan