Perfect Park Days

In Vegas you got to take advantage of the perfect park day weather...like it has been for the past week or so...But it does get pretty crowded at the park, especially those baby swings...But I finally got Annaka in one just the other day and boy did she love it! Way fun, so we are going again today, and maybe I can get better pictures, because these ones are from my phone!

Sunday Walk

A few Sundays ago Kirb and I decided to go down to the wetlands park for a walk...and while we were walking we might as well take some pictures of our little lady...This is what we got:

our porcelain doll :)

My camera is NOT the greatest for professional pictures, but it does the job and we got a few good ones. (7 months old)

Loving the Hot Tub

When I was in St. George last I was able to take Annaka in my parents hot tub and work on some swimming skills. We cleaned the hot tub first and put the temp down to around 97 degrees so it was like a big bath tub. We did all the fun stuff I usually do when I teach parent-tot classes and also the harder things for most babies (i.e. going under water and floating) To say the least, Anna LOVED it! I had TONS of fun, she made me laugh so much with all the faces she pulled and her babbling, squealing and laughing.
She's all smiles!

Annaka is "scooping" her arms, and I'm making sure I'm modest (which wasn't always the case wearing my sister's cute swim suit)

What a good little floater...this was her 3th day of floating, sort of getting the hang of it, but far from floating on her own...we'll get there before your 1 for sure!!

This was one of the first times Annaka went under the water...no big deal, right. (Just to explain: the humming is a way of giving the babies a cue that they are going under the water and it's also a way to teach them to blow bubbles out their noses)

This is on the 3rd straight day of swimming and Anna is already learning to "get ready" to go under water, I was laughing so hard...sorry. Watch her face... I wasn't going to put her under water we were just going "up and down" as part of the "circle game" is what I call it when I teach but how cool is that! She had only been under 6 or 7 times before.