US+2sDay No More Cribs
August 11th, 2009 | Photos, twins
After almost two and a half years in our cribs Mom and Dad said it was time to sleep in big kids beds. Grandboogie had two beds that she offered to give us. She even brought them to our home. (Thanks so much!) Mom and Dad laid down the rules for our new beds (No standing or jumping on our beds, No getting out until an adult says it is ok). We have had three good nights of sleep in the beds with no problems, but Dad caught us out of bed this morning! Enjoy the pictures:
Our last moments in the cribs:
Our new beds:
A Lagniappe:
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7 comments ↓
OMG! I can not believe they are in big beds…..I am keeping Lilly in the crib until she is 18! Great job guys and glad the binkies are gone.
I love, LOVE the beds & the comforters! Great job. I am however disappointed with the rules!! I was looking forward to teaching them how to jump on the bed (only kidding) I can’t wait to get back to work!! I am sooo excited to see everyone every day!! 🙂 🙂
It was absolutely delightful to see the expressions on their faces when they first saw the beds! When they removed their shoes and stretched out on the beds, again their expressions were priceless! Farra Great-grandparents would be thrilled to know that their beds have been passed down to the Princess and Mr. H. Enjoy! With much love always, Boogie, Sr.
Their beds are so cute! I am impressed that they are listening to the rules so far. I noticed that they are on the opposite sides. Any reason for that? We are looking forward to seeing you all this weekend. What are the sleeping arrangements in the hotel?
Aunt Heather
Today is only two beds, not far, two rooms;
one in each. Sweet dreams guys.
Grand boogie is covering with her generosity
the second generation; May God gives her
strength and health to see the guys kids, amen.
I just said to Jake this week, “I wonder if Kate has gotten her ‘flower bed’ yet?” Way to take the leap.
Your children are so precious and beautiful! Thanks for the crib.
Love,
Chuck
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