Circuit Training

Most days, I feel like an activity coordinator for my kids. I don't like Lexie to watch a lot of TV when she's home from preschool, and Lily is at the point where she's getting bored just laying around. I spend my days trying to keep them busy!

My living room, that I once worked so hard to rid of kid items, now resembles the baby gear aisle at Babies R Us. Lily still doesn't stay awake for more than an hour and a half, but while she's awake, the circuit training begins.

It starts in the boppy, with her watching me as I work.



Then we move on to the jumperoo.



Once she's worn out from jumping, she chills in her bouncer for a bit.



When she's ready to exercise again, she spends some time on her play mat.



Finally, she's ready to rock in her swing.



When she gets tired, she just wants to eat and snuggle with mommy.



While she naps, I get to spend some time with Lexie.



This usually involves a lot of art projects.



Lexie is pretty good at keeping busy, as long as art supplies and books are involved. She doesn't nap anymore, but when she gets tired, she likes to lay down on top of the couch and catch some rays.



Soon after...it starts all over.




The key to successful circuit training? Three outfit changes in a matter of hours.

And finally...my relief pitcher comes home!