Last week Harlow and I went to the Carnegie Museum of Natural History! My friend Angela and 2/5 of her kid-clan met us there, and we had an absolute blast!
Someone, please hold me while I cry. Harlow is not a little baby anymore.
I cannot believe how quickly she’s grown!
We played with little bugs, explored the dinosaur bones, and explored dark caves.
Micah, or “meme” as Harlow calls him, even showed us petrified dung.
somewhat related: I will not know what to do with boys if I have any.
on Harlow // headband | Target {} // scarf | Coconut Robot // shirt | WearLove // jeggings | Target {} // shoes |
We definitely loved the Carnegie Museum of Natural History–it’ll be one we return to regularly for sure!
It would also make a great date activity, for any Pittsburgh friends. It’ll definitely be going on the date list for Andy and I.
What museums and activities do you plan for your kids?
{remember my goal? I’m working on getting out of the house, and I would love to hear your ideas!}
xo.
don’t forget about the challenge! Every dollar helps.
Having a boy is complete and total crazy town. But I love him so much. Now I am 2 months away from delivering a baby girl, and I don’t even know what to expect from her!
Um yes— I will seriously be CLUELESS if we have a boy, Amy!! I grew up in a family of all girls! Well, besides my daddy :)
Expect pink and bows and sugar and spice….well, and ‘tude :)
Crazytown. Yes. Like having a tiny little daredevil caveman, running around and grunting at everything. My boy even has battle cries, and he only climbs on top of things that have wheels. Oh, and he plays with himself in the tub while staring off into the distance (14 mos old). *sigh* Totally different world, and my girl isn’t even close to being a girlie girl.
See? You just explained why I tell Andy I hope we have 9 girls. I don’t care if weddings are expensive, I’ll win the lottery or something! :o] JK! :)
Hahahaha we felt the SAME WAY! And then came tiny boyfriend. You can’t beat the snuggles and love from a cuddly little caveman, but oy vey, will they do a number on your gray hairs. ;)
You’re right! She is now a little girl. She seems so grown up in these pix.
i know!! It’s so crazy how quickly they grow up!
man, she DOES look a little grown up here! Love her cute little outfit – especially the headband! You are a fun mama!
I know. She and Hazel need to hang out ASAP!
I won’t have a clue what to do with a girl if I ever have one! Maybe we can give one another lessons? :)
Really though, Harlow is the cutest. I kinda love her.
YES!! we would be great sister wives ;o]
Kacia, your children are beautiful!
Thanks, Margaret – I would be totally fine with Harlow marrying into this family! :) Love these sweet boys!
Look at her in that cowl! She is precious!!!! Love the wood buttons! That might be my favorite part! Do you sell just buttons…I make lots of stuff…but would love to put a button or tag on it. Your buttons are fabulous! Email me! ;) xoxoxo
I will email you, Annie!! :)
i love all of your baby girl’s expressions! they are so genuine, so cute!
just found your blog and loved looking around!
She is SUCH a hoot!! I can’t wait to check out your blog as well! Thanks for stopping by! xoxo!
cutest little ones!!!! we just spent the day at a looney tunes “port” with our littles. My son had a blast playing and exploring the boats and slides and cars. It never gets old watching them have fun! :)
oh my goodness – that sounds like SO much fun!!! I can’t believe what fun these museums are with a little one to explore everything!
Oh wow, firstly, Harlow is adorable! Secondly, it looks like it was so much fun!
It was! Wanna come to Pittsburgh and join us? So fun!!!
I need Harlow’s outfit! :) And her tiny little feet instead of my size 10 clown feet ;) I’m going to be needing my own cowl soon. Y’all have so much fun!
I know! I want so many of her outfits- she’s way cooler than me!!!!