Ogden Treehouse Museum

Today, my SIL and I piled our three kiddos into a car and road tripped up to Ogden to spend a few hours at the Treehouse Museum. There was so much for the kids to do and see, they loved it! At least two out of the three of them did...

I'd vote for this guy. He seems to know what he's doing!

The music room was my favorite to watch our kids play in! O loves making noise!

Yee-haw!

Totally worth the drive!

Tips: We were there for about 2 hours and it was perfect for our 18 monthers and 2 yo. If your kids are any older, I think you'd want to spend 4-5 hours at the museum. There is no food, so you'll have to leave to eat, then come back. Admission is good for the whole day. No strollers are allowed. You also aren't allowed in unless you have a kid under 12, which I think is awesome! It seemed like a clean and well kept place but with a bunch of littles running around, you'll probably want to bring hand sanitizer and wet wipes. 

Here's their website for more info.

Toddler Giggles

A quick post about why being a mom is the best!

April 2016

Here's a few pictures to sum up the parts of April I haven't already blogged about:

 A nice hammock and some good weather. 

 Family

Family

 

Family

 I turned 25 for the second time and celebrated by eating a lot of good food and taking care of my baby's diaper rash. 

(He had just spent a good 2 hours in grandma's sandbox when this picture was taken!)

 A little hike around Sandy for Earth Day.

 A 24 hour trip to Green River to learn how to guide a raft. It was beautiful and FREEZING! A van suffered a dead battery and a trailer suffered a flat tire. I'd say the trip was a success. 

And this kid. I wish I could read his mind! Too bad I can only read it as well as he can read this book he sat in the corner with!