of many, many... 
proud Mommy photo shoots of a happy little boy on his first game of the season!Although I totally have an obsession with making sure hats aren't pushing down on ears and making them stick out, I can't get over how cute all the kids looked with their way-too-big hats! Cole's team is the Orioles :)
A parent stays with their child on the field at all times because at 3 years old they obviously are pretty clueless (not to mention A.D.D.). Here's Justin making sure Cole is in his ready stance.
My little #4 :)
Cole was the "pitcher" this inning.
Coach Tim giving Cole a few pre-swing pointers..
Running to 2nd after hitting a "big bomb!!"
Daddy was 2nd base coach this time so Cole was extra excited to get there. I'm not sure who was more excited in this moment ;)
High-five for Daddy. Cole was so cute shooting me a thumbs up every time he did anything. I wish I caught one on camera because they were pretty precious.
Another bomb!
There are no words to describe how adorable it was to watch all these 3 and 4 year old's trying to get the hang of T-ball. Even though there was a parent on every base calling the child's name who hit the ball to run to them, just about every one of them at some point during the game starting running after thier own ball. Kids were picking up rocks, playing with their hats, spinning, sitting down, facing the wrong way, but ultimately having a blast. No score is kept, and there is so much encouragement from everyone for each child that it makes it a great experience for the kids. I also can't go without mentioning how proud Justin is of his son. He couldn't help himself but to buy him under armour cleats, an easton glove, and his own bat and batting helmet. He also got him a regulation Tee for practicing at home, and definately called me the day of his first game to ask if he was practicing :)
Cole, Cassidy, and Kellen are on the right... in a pile :)
Cassidy was so good with them and they just adore her!
My sweet baby boy couldn't get enough of the BIGGEST, STEEPEST slide in the place! Is anyone surprised?
Not sure what Cole is doing here but he looks like he's 6 years old in this picture! Where does the time go?!?
This picture doesn't do this climb any justice. It's as steep as climbing a ladder and about twice as tall as this picture shows. Every time Kellen climbed up all by himself I held my breath and resisted the urge to not let him do it alone. He's an "I-can-do-it-by-myself" kind of kid, and will be satisfied with nothing less than keeping up with the big kids. At least Cassidy was right behind him in case there was a domino disaster!
There's my little peanut all the way at the top!
A parent stays with their child on the field at all times because at 3 years old they obviously are pretty clueless (not to mention A.D.D.). Here's Justin making sure Cole is in his ready stance. 
My little #4 :) 
Cole was the "pitcher" this inning. 
Coach Tim giving Cole a few pre-swing pointers.. 
Running to 2nd after hitting a "big bomb!!" 
Daddy was 2nd base coach this time so Cole was extra excited to get there. I'm not sure who was more excited in this moment ;) 
High-five for Daddy. Cole was so cute shooting me a thumbs up every time he did anything. I wish I caught one on camera because they were pretty precious. 
Another bomb! 
There are no words to describe how adorable it was to watch all these 3 and 4 year old's trying to get the hang of T-ball. Even though there was a parent on every base calling the child's name who hit the ball to run to them, just about every one of them at some point during the game starting running after thier own ball. Kids were picking up rocks, playing with their hats, spinning, sitting down, facing the wrong way, but ultimately having a blast. No score is kept, and there is so much encouragement from everyone for each child that it makes it a great experience for the kids. I also can't go without mentioning how proud Justin is of his son. He couldn't help himself but to buy him under armour cleats, an easton glove, and his own bat and batting helmet. He also got him a regulation Tee for practicing at home, and definately called me the day of his first game to ask if he was practicing :)MONKEY JOE'S is an indoor play space for kids with several HUGE blow up slides, obstacle courses, and bounce houses. My boys love it there but we don't go very often because I'd never be able to keep track of both of them running in different directions. The last time we went, Kristen came with us and helped me keep up with them. The other day we met Gram, Suzi, and Cassidy for a playdate and then went to a pizza parlour for lunch. It was a fun day!
Cole, Cassidy, and Kellen are on the right... in a pile :) 
Cassidy was so good with them and they just adore her! 
My sweet baby boy couldn't get enough of the BIGGEST, STEEPEST slide in the place! Is anyone surprised? 
Not sure what Cole is doing here but he looks like he's 6 years old in this picture! Where does the time go?!? 
This picture doesn't do this climb any justice. It's as steep as climbing a ladder and about twice as tall as this picture shows. Every time Kellen climbed up all by himself I held my breath and resisted the urge to not let him do it alone. He's an "I-can-do-it-by-myself" kind of kid, and will be satisfied with nothing less than keeping up with the big kids. At least Cassidy was right behind him in case there was a domino disaster! 
There's my little peanut all the way at the top! 
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