So, this is the first time as a family that we have colored eggs together. I can't even tell you the last time I have even done this. Brooklyn and Brison had been outside playing with friends and cousing for a good 2 hours before they came inside to do this, and Brison was NOT a happy camper about having to come in. I decided not to let him anywhere near the dye, because when he doesn't get his way, he throws a fit and THROWS himself back, and I could just see the damage and mess that he would make! It was fun to see Brooklyn examining the eggs and waiting for the color to absorb. I just don't know what we will do with them now, because I can't see Brooklyn sinking her teeth into a hard boiled egg, I only like mine in salad, Brian can only eat one a day on his diet, and I don't think he'll want one hard boiled, and Brison is allergic so he will throw up EVERYWHERE! That's the reason I only made 6...we lost one during the transition from carton to dye. I think as the kids get older, it will be more fun to do things like this with them more often. I am kinda a slacker that way, I just think the kids are too little to understand, be patient, listen, or observe. Maybe I need to give them the benefit of the doubt. We had fun anyway!
So, this is the first time as a family that we have colored eggs together. I can't even tell you the last time I have even done this. Brooklyn and Brison had been outside playing with friends and cousing for a good 2 hours before they came inside to do this, and Brison was NOT a happy camper about having to come in. I decided not to let him anywhere near the dye, because when he doesn't get his way, he throws a fit and THROWS himself back, and I could just see the damage and mess that he would make! It was fun to see Brooklyn examining the eggs and waiting for the color to absorb. I just don't know what we will do with them now, because I can't see Brooklyn sinking her teeth into a hard boiled egg, I only like mine in salad, Brian can only eat one a day on his diet, and I don't think he'll want one hard boiled, and Brison is allergic so he will throw up EVERYWHERE! That's the reason I only made 6...we lost one during the transition from carton to dye. I think as the kids get older, it will be more fun to do things like this with them more often. I am kinda a slacker that way, I just think the kids are too little to understand, be patient, listen, or observe. Maybe I need to give them the benefit of the doubt. We had fun anyway!
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