But first, before I continue...if you don't have kids, then you might not realize the impossible'ness of getting a toddler to sleep in a hotel room. It is pull-your-hair out frustrating for sure. And it does not matter how tired they are...if their crib is not present and the precise bedtime routine is not followed, they are just not going to cooperate.
One tyrant toddler.
On day three of our trip, we headed out to Busch Gardens.
He rode coasters that made me want to cry multiple times!
I've never felt like such a wuss.
Thankfully, Jeremy was there and it was quite the bonding experience for them.
There was also the Sesame Street themed mini-park that was quite the treat for little Jude.
These rides I can handle.
And of course, the animals.
This child loves reptiles.
Feedin some birds.
Thank you, once again to my handy Ergo carrier. We actually brought the stroller in this time with every intention of using it, but Jude had other plans. We parked it by the train station 15 minutes after entering the park and picked it up 15 minutes before leaving. Once again, full day in the Ergo with no pain or aches. It's a miracle I tell you.
Another lovely day in sunny Florida with my boys.
Next up: Dinosaur World
you know my kid went ape-$#!& crazy for that.
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How did I not realize you were in Florida just a few weeks ago?! That's so close to me! Well, not really. But in terms of where you live now it is haha ;)
ReplyDeleteYour kids are seriously the cutest. It makes me so excited to see my nephew grow into a toddler and then little boy. I can't IMAGINE trying to put kids to sleep in a strange environment, goodness!!
Looks like you guys had fun, and I'm with you! Rollercoasters are terrifying!
That inflatable floor looks Amazing! Are adults allowed on it?
ReplyDeleteMonkey Pic for the win!
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