The boys had sleepover with Claire bear over the course of the last 2 weeks. We had Chris first and then we kept Charlie. We had a blast!! Claire learns so much from spending time with them. At our house, Chris taught Claire how to ride her Elmo bus while Charlie taught Claire more about her puzzles and her new book. Both boys spent a lot of time chasing Daisy around. Both boys are so sweet to Claire and we look forward to many years of friendship and fun for them.
Chris melts our hearts singing all of his songs and telling Claire to "walk away" any time she approaches something that she shouldn't be. He loves to take care of Claire; he is very protective of her. He loves to say "Camille, come get me" when he wants a hug. Charlie melts our hearts by calling us "My D" and "My Camille." He loves to tell us about his bulldozers and he gives great hugs and sweet kisses! He is a great helper and will help Claire and us with anything and everything. They are both the sweetest boys in the world.
At the museum, Chris and Claire climbed through the tunnel probably 50 times! They loved it!


They also spent a lot of time cooking in the little restaurant. They made me a burger and a salad?! Where they came up with that...I don't know. Funny!

With Charlie, Singalong time with the bubbles and the parachute was big fun! Claire and Charlie danced like rock stars. They danced a lot! Unfortunately, I didn't get a good photo of them dancing together but they did! It's not easy trying to enjoy the kids, take photos, and make sure they aren't on top of something they shouldn't be climbing. Ha!Ha!

Charlie and Claire climbed around on the bridge for a long time. Charlie would climb the bridge to play in the frog pond while Claire climbed the bridge to slide.

Overall, this was one of my favorite experiences with each boy. I loved watching the kids just let loose and have fun! It was interesting to see what the different personalities would be interested in doing. Each kid liked different activities and Daren and I had a lot of fun watching!