This week we’ve been playing with Lego at the local department store (we went in to look at shoes for Little O but he got very sidetracked…), packing, packing and packing more, Baby E has been eating corn puffs for the first time and Little O has been getting more practice on the buggy board.
We’ve also been spending A LOT of time at the playground on the swings, as Baby E has developed Little O’s love of them too.
How has your week been?
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Why not head over to The Boy & Me and check out what the others have been up to:
And then check out Country Kids at Coombe Mill:
In brief: English, living in Sweden, with my Swedish/Hungarian husband and our sons, Little O and Baby E, and trying to juggle all the different aspects of my new life - the me I was before, the me I am now and the me that I would like to be... 
Love the idea of getting sidetracked from shoes to lego! That would be our set of priorities too!!
Wonderful photo on the swings- a great memory captured. Loved baby in the bath too- always good to make bathtimes fun!!
We had very little time left for the shoes! They have a huge trough of Lego there – it’s amazing.
We tried to show Little O how his hair looked in the mirror but I don’t think he could reach up far enough!
Lovely collection of pictures – shampoo hair styles are fab
Thanks! We usually do soap sud beards too
loving the shampoo mohican!! and the one of you and your little one is really nice to see. Funny seeing Little O almost swimming in lego lol x
At one point I had to grab his leg as he was about to dive in head first! It’s such a great idea, but I suspect a lot of it goes home in little pockets
They also have a wall, where you can write your name in Lego blocks.
Yep, I don’t often make an appearance in the photos – too busy taking them!
Looks like a busy week, good to see them having fun on the swings! Come and join me on my Country Kids linky.
Will do! The swings are almost a daily occurrence now – they both love them so much!
Who wouldn;t get side-tracked by Lego. So easy to waste hours (and indeed to burn a big hole in your wallet)
It’s a child’s dream there!
The only thing I regret about our visit to Stockholm was not doing much shopping. I should have left room in my case and ignored my boys who said they hadn’t come here to look at the shops. Pity!
I’d have been on a different floor to the lego!
Ah, that is a pity, but it could also have been dangerous
Hmmm, yes, doubt you would have been on that floor, unless you were after a Pippi Longstocking costume!