"Shiny" Teeth...

We headed over to College Station today for Zoey’s first dental appointment.

I was a little apprehensive as Zoey hates going to the doctor’s office…she starts crying in the parking lot even if the appointment is for Zane. Anyway, I told her that the dentist was going to check and brush her teeth...she showed no anxiety when I mentioned this. We arrived thirty minutes early for her appointment so she could play with the toys and kids in the waiting area. I was hoping this would build her confidence. When they called her name Zoey came to me and asked me to go with her…I thought to myself…here it comes. However, to my surprise Zoey walked right in and followed the dental assistant to the first available chair…she plopped herself right up in the chair and was perfectly relaxed.

The dentist came in and explained what was going to happen. Zoey laid back in the chair and let the dentist do her work.

She had her teeth brushed, polished, and x-rayed…she kept her mouth open the entire time.

After her fluoride treatment we headed home with two stickers on her shirt…and “shiny” teeth.

Just in case you didn’t know…the dentist told me that they see children as young as six months of age and recommend a dental visit by the age of one. We were a little behind schedule but had an A+ visit...and have another visit scheduled in six months.

Another Appearance…

My sister, Shae, and her son, Jace, stopped by for a visit the other day. So guess who is making another appearance on my blog…can you guess??? That's right...my sweet nephew.

He just turned four months old and already has such a personality.


My sister is so great with him and I love spending time with both of them.


Expect to see much more of this sweet little boy.

Glitter Eggs...

In preparation for Easter we decided to dye Easter eggs. Zoey picked out a glitter Easter egg dying kit and initially I cringed. I could picture my kitchen in the aftermath of a glitter extravaganza. However, I folded and let her get the kit and the eggs turned out great. We started out with a dozen hard boiled eggs.

Next, we dyed each egg in one of five colors. The majority of the eggs turned out pink…if you haven‘t read my previous posts this is Zoey’s favorite color.

After the eggs dried the glitter was added and we were all proud of our finished product.

We only broke one egg in the process and Zoey had a great time.

Wishing everyone a Happy Easter!