Or that's what I thought til I tried sitting Chloe in the bike trailer this morning. It just wasn't happening. The last two summers, we would lay her on her side and buckle her up. But now she's way too long for that! And she still doesn't have enough trunk support to sit up and be buckled in the way the bike trailer was meant for kiddos to be in. So I jimmy-rigged her special tomato seat in there and away we went! I used the bike trailer straps, but that wasn't enough, so yes -- there are hair ties holding my child in! I don't know what else you'd expect from the goat people - that's just how we roll around here!
Our ride was fantastic! My feet didn't hurt at all and Chloe had a blast! We passed some horses and I didn't think it was a big deal. But Chloe kept yelling at me. I was trying to figure out what was wrong, and finally I asked, "Do you want to go back and say hi to the horses?" She said, "Uh huh!" How do you say no to that? You don't!....
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So cute! She's just awesome, even if her mother is of the goat people. :)
You goat people crack me up!!!!! That is so hilarious, she looks so serious. Like, hey mom I'm ready to roll Baaah!
Slightly jealous as I watched the snow fall all day here. I'm glad SOMEONE is enjoying the sun. :) SO cute!!!
So cute! It also looks like Chloe takes hydration very seriously - cute water bottle. Emma doesn't drink out of anything but a special training cup, so we take an empty one wherever we go.
Awe, looks like so much fun!!
That's so cute! And as for the hair ties--ya gotta do what ya gotta do. :)
Chloe looks so cute with her sunglasses and her helmet. I love it!
I'm dying to kiss her little cheeks!!
I'm sure Chloe didn't mind one bit about the hair ties! It looks like it was a great ride! I never thought about putting the tomato in the bike trailer, you've inspired me!
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