Having just barely put our feet back on Northwest soil the day before Easter from our Spring Break adventures, we didn’t have much time to put together a lavish Bunny Day celebration. I felt so blessed, though, that Oma and Opa Wilhoit were willing to drive down from Anacortes (for like the third time that week!) to share the day with us.
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| Every holiday should start with a festive onesie. |
Half of the fun of having a baby girl is getting to play dress up with her - especially with Easter dresses! This beautiful ensemble was handcrafted 10 years ago for cousin Brooklyn but it looks like its ruffles were designed just for our Eila.
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| Sittin’ pretty! |
Oma and Opa had already sent an Easter surprise package to Eila - but we saved it so we could all open it together.
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| Eila enjoys her new stuffies while Zoe wonders which of them she’ll be allowed to gnaw on. |
While Eila actually slept through most of lunch - she woke up to join the party just before we left the table.
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| It’s always more fun to wake up to visitors! |
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| Since we’d already eaten - it was only fair that Eila got to eat lunch, too. |
With full bellies - a walk through the park was just what we all needed on a gorgeous Easter Sunday afternoon.
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| Grandma Linda gave Eila a great ride around Puyallup. |
Finally, having worked up just a bit more of an appetite - it was time to return for Easter baskets. This basket came complete with a pretty cute Peep!
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| “Hey! I’m no Easter Egg!" |
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| "Can I have your chocolate bunny? Look how sweet I look!" |
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| “JUST KIDDING!” This munchkin face reveals my true identity. |
Happy Easter!
Gorgeous Easter photos! The dress brings back such happy memories of happy princesses.
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