One of the toys my older nephew and niece enjoyed at Grandma and Grandpa's house was this "Bop It Extreme." My parents have had it for several years and every once in awhile someone gets it out and everyone enjoys playing it a few times. At one point I had the high score, but I don't know if anyone ever beat it.
The kids all love playing with Legos,
and Rachel was finally allowed to join in the fun this year. 
Up until this year she had been too young because she would've put the pieces in her mouth. I don't think she even tried this time (although there are plenty of times she still does try to put things in her mouth that she shouldn't). She had a great time, mostly pulling the pieces apart (sometimes with help) and making a tower by stacking a bunch of bricks on top of one another.
Up until this year she had been too young because she would've put the pieces in her mouth. I don't think she even tried this time (although there are plenty of times she still does try to put things in her mouth that she shouldn't). She had a great time, mostly pulling the pieces apart (sometimes with help) and making a tower by stacking a bunch of bricks on top of one another.At dinner time my husband tried to take a picture. Sadly, Rachel was already eating and was in the highchair back in the corner between my husband and me, so you can't even see her in the picture! I'm sad she won't be able to see herself in the future and know she was there, too!
I can kinda see her over your right shoulder...and...you can always tell her she just couldn't wait to eat Grama's Thanksgiving meal. I think with all the other photographic evidence, she'll believe you! :o)
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