Early in the Month of May

What a busy month May has turned out to be. Despite his age, Noah is not immune to end of the school year madness. Dean and I have been struggling over decisions on Noah's continuing therapy and schooling for the fall. At the young age of three, he is now thrown into the school district where speaking in acronyms becomes the norm. ARD. PPCD. ECAP. ABA. DIR. It's difficult to navigate and determine what is best for our little man. And, then you throw the option of private school into the mix. O-M-G! He's only three, but my instincts tell me, the time is now. A mothers instinct. Yep, Momma instinct is playing a big part in this decision, as well it should. Because, I know him best, right?

Anyway, aside from all this decision making laying heavy on our minds, we have managed to squeeze some fun into Noah's last month of two.

We helped our good friend Aidan celebrate his 3rd birthday.

The party was at Chuck E. Cheese. Daddy was so happy to play with Noah in this children's video game mecca.

Noah loved singing Happy Birthday and watching Aidan blow out his candles.

Noah and I also hosted a Cinco de Mayo playdate at our house.  It consisted of lots of backyard fun and of course, a pinata.

I think Momma was a little too optimistic in loading up the pinata with candy.  None of the kiddos came close to putting a dent in that thing.  Probably could have saved money on junk candy, and just passed out fruit snacks. 

We've also been spending a lot of time with our new friend Henry.  What's not to love about Henry with his bright red hair or as Noah refers to it, pink.

We spent Mother's Day with Henry and family, and the boys had a blast playing together in the backyard pool.

I forgot to mention Henry's super cute little sis, Molly.  Noah really likes Molly and is always trying to pull her over to play with him.

Noah also had his spring program at school this month.  Mrs. A was on hand to make sure Noah stayed with the group.  Noah didn't seem to mind hanging out with Mrs. A during song time.

What a big boy helping his friends with the parachute.