Showing posts with label toddlers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toddlers. Show all posts

Thursday, August 30, 2018

Lincoln's First Playdate at a Kids Cafe!



So when I moved to Korea, I had no clue how much there was for children to do. Have you ever heard of a Kid's Cafe? Me either!!! But they are lifesavers especially for stay-at-home-mamas! 



I meet a ton of moms at the playground. So I set up a play date for Lincoln with a local Korean. I was so excited because Lincoln is FREE because he is an infant. It was a way for me to hang out with another mom and for Lincoln to have sensory time. 



So when you arrive after finding parking in the crazy town of Daegu, you have to first take off your shoes and put on their slippers. I just LOVE how clean everything is!!








They have a great big area to eat while your kids play. They might have birthday party rooms and they have the best nursing & diaper changing stations. It makes moms feel so comfortable and at-home while you are there for 2-3 hours. You usually get a FREE coffee too with paying to attend their cafe. 




Even though Lincoln can't walk, he can fully enjoy the facility! He absolutely loved sitting on the trampoline and I bounced him a bit to understand that he was on something fun and different. He loved the ball pit too!!





With their bathrooms, you use take off your shoes and use their slippers. They have kiddie toilets too which is awesome for potty training!



You can even order delivery to the cafe!! The kids really enjoyed the food in between play time. 





I definitely recommend meeting people and enjoying kids cafes! They are a must and so much fun for everyone!!! Have a blast!







Friday, July 13, 2018

Moving OVERSEAS!




We are moving to SOUTH KOREA!


Holy cow! Our dreams have finally come true! We get to move overseas and raise our children in another country. How exciting... and stressful! 

There is 2 weeks left until we leave San Antonio, TX on July 26th! What do we do? Who do we visit? What do we leave behind? Where are we going to live? So many questions but thank goodness that we live in the Social Media age! 



Hardest part is transitioning from the states to what is acceptable in Korea. We have to rent our house, figure out how to take 1/3 of our household goods, only take 1 car (my truck is too big in Korea haha) and say goodbyes! Oh yeah - and try to be a great wife and rockstar mom to 2 children! LOL 

Can't wait to do this journey with you all! I hope we inspire people to travel and live abroad and to go on exciting adventures whenever the opportunity persists. I cannot wait to see the fashion and what's trending on the other side of the world! It's going to be a blast!!!!