Throwback Thursday March

Hello and happy Thursday!

I hope your week is treating you well! I’ve enjoyed taking a look back at the year 2010 when the kids were babies! While they were babies, it’s amazing to me how much they changed month to month while looking back at these pictures.

I shared Throwbacks to January and February, and now it’s time to take a look at March 2010.

This month was still all about the Boppies….and apparently immunizations based on the little Band Aids on Hayden’s little legs.

We were still in the throes of Hadley and her acid reflux and Colic…but she liked being on her belly, so tummy time was a way to pass the time.

We played lots of dress up in March, apparently! I know the blue outfits were in preparation for Easter…and the sweaters kept them warm in the cooler temps of March.

Around this time, Hadley was struggling with turning her head from side to side. Her little neck muscles were so tense that we’d have to massage them, rotate her neck to get the muscles loose, and even make sure when we laid her down to alternate which side she was facing. It all worked out, but I can tell that was something we were working on in the bottom left picture.

I distinctly remember taking this pic of Hayden. He was such a happy baby. I’d put him in this romper as an alternate choice for Easter if the weather was warm. What a sweetie!

Louisville cousins came to stay for the night!

Then, we made the trek to KC for the kids’ first visit to see my KC family. The usual nine hour drive took close to twelve since we had to stop for feedings along the way. Trav and I drove the kids there, and I stayed for about a week. Trav flew back to Lex, and then my brother drove back to Kentucky with the kids and me. He was moving to Lex at the time, so that plan synced up nicely.

Here they are in their KC baseball shirts.

For reference, here they are in them after they wore born:

They’d put some meat on their bones!

We brought all the things with us including one bouncy seat!

Tummy time and trying to roll over.

I dressed the kids up in sweet little clothes to meet extended family, and they had lots of time with my parents and Gma too.

When it was time to pack up, my aunt had the idea to prop them up in their little suitcases, and this has always been one of my favorite pics!

Once we got back from KC, I had only a couple weeks left of my maternity leave.

This was a fun trip down memory lane!