We have three kids, each 2 years apart. Our youngest is 9 now, so visiting parks is QUITE different than when they were little.
Looking back at photos, it cracks me up to think about it, and I see other parents doing the same thing now....
I saw a photo of me pushing a stroller with 2 kids, while holding another. We had a stroller that could accommodate all 3, and it was a lifesaver for a while.
I remember carrying a folded stroller and a sleeping kid onto a bus.
Countless times with kids falling asleep on me in the bus and somehow managing to carry 2 kids.
Carrying trays with everyone's food and drinks thru the crowd at Cosmic Ray's... eyeballing everything, just waiting for it tip.
I saw a mom at SeaWorld the other day. Toddler in one arm. Baby in stroller. Food tray in the other hand. She was nudging the stroller with her body while waiting for her husband to catch up with the other kid that had gone potty.
Here's to all the superhuman parents out there!
Looking back at photos, it cracks me up to think about it, and I see other parents doing the same thing now....
I saw a photo of me pushing a stroller with 2 kids, while holding another. We had a stroller that could accommodate all 3, and it was a lifesaver for a while.
I remember carrying a folded stroller and a sleeping kid onto a bus.
Countless times with kids falling asleep on me in the bus and somehow managing to carry 2 kids.
Carrying trays with everyone's food and drinks thru the crowd at Cosmic Ray's... eyeballing everything, just waiting for it tip.
I saw a mom at SeaWorld the other day. Toddler in one arm. Baby in stroller. Food tray in the other hand. She was nudging the stroller with her body while waiting for her husband to catch up with the other kid that had gone potty.
Here's to all the superhuman parents out there!