Henry's 1

After the craziness of Christmas, we were excited to see the Fox family again to celebrate Henry’s first birthday. It seems like just yesterday that I woke up to the text of his arrival. He is such a smart, curious and cute little man, and we are so proud to be his Godparents. We went up the night before his party and got to spend some extra time with him and help with set-up. Here are a few of the pictures/videos from the weekend.

 While the girls decorated, the boys played and laughed, and laughed, and laughed. 


 Stacie made all of the cute decorations. 


  Every Mickey party needs a Mickey cake! Stacie did a great job on it!

 Nana and the birthday boy! 

Henry's almost walking!


 Papa and Cousin Conner

Mothers and Sons


 Proud Parents

 Henry did a good job opening all of his presents and especially liked the tissue paper. 

 I loved Henry's reaction to this present! He got so excited. 


 He wasn't sure what to think about the cake. The frosting was definitely not his favorite part. 

 But he got the hang of it after a bit. 

 After the party we stopped by Ben and Jerilyn's before heading home. Conner showed us all of his new toys and his new favorite show, Sofia the First.


All in all it was a good weekend, and we were so glad to see both of our nephews having a great time at the party. They'll only be little for a short while, and I hope we cherish these moments while they last. Before you know it, we'll be celebrating Henry's 21st birthday as crazy as that sounds now!

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