While "Turtle" eventually moved to Nashville, AJ continued to learn about and develop a love for turtles. Loogerhead, Snapper, Painted, you name it. If it was a turtle, AJ wanted to know about it. Then he hit 4 and well, four year olds tend to really love superheros and ninja's. A few months ago (in a moment of weakness or potential ignorance), I introduced my AJ to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I wouldn't say a monster emerged because my son is generally a very sweet child, but he has become
So the 'birthday' theme emerged (bye-bye hope of a Lego party). He as almost all the TMNT figures now (He does have the 4 turtles, but still needs Splinter). McDonald's toys are actually TMNT right now, so it made a great venue for a playdate on his birthday with one of his best friends. TMNT cupcakes, handcut fleece mask for his classmates, a "Thank you for making my birthday 'shell-tastic'" printable designed by Truly Your Events (Her Pinterest boards are pretty awesome if you are into that), and a few 'green' accessories and a small celebration at school was complete. It was a great birthday weekend. We had one happy 5 year old in the house!
We love our turtle lover!



1 comment:
Looks like he had a great birthday Holly! I love the cupcakes! So impressed that you can do that. You never know what kind of thing will catch their interest. Luke's latest obsession is Lego Ninjago (little Lego Ninja men). Thanks for the update. I love seeing your family grow on this blog. Makes it feel like we're not so far away...
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