On our 2nd day in Atlanta, my sweet friend Lauren and I took our squirmy little baby bugs to the Georgia Aquarium. It was kind of a spontaneous field trip, and neither of us had ever brought our respective mini-people to an aquarium.
It turned out to be a MAY-jor highlight of the trip! Both of the little ones loved it- even Izzie. There were some squeals, talky noises, excited//happy eyes, clapping, and a general air of fun-nes. I was really surprised at how much Isabel {almost 7 months} responded so positively to it.
At the Georgia Aquarium, your general admission ticket also gets you into the dolphin show {no extra cost}. We decided to try it, not knowing what to expect...
and the show turned out to be verry Disney-ish, and theatrical. There was singing, there was a ship, there were sea monsters that needed to be fought off, there was water spraying, and rain coming down, and the singing, did I mention that there was singing?
Isabel, unfortuately, had hit her wall by this point, and slept through the entire show in the Ergo. {and I'm still tiptoeing around when she naps??}
James though, he loved it! He was completely enraptured// he sang, danced, clapped, and was utterly cute the whole way through. It was so adorable, and kind of more fun to watch him than it was to watch the dolphin circus. We were in the nosebleed seats too, I can't imagine what he would've done if we'd been any closer.
{oh, do I look tired in that picture? ask me how Izzie has been sleeping lately.... or should I say, not sleeping...one of the joys of having a teething baby..}
So go to the aquarium! (:
XO
Cassie
It turned out to be a MAY-jor highlight of the trip! Both of the little ones loved it- even Izzie. There were some squeals, talky noises, excited//happy eyes, clapping, and a general air of fun-nes. I was really surprised at how much Isabel {almost 7 months} responded so positively to it.
At the Georgia Aquarium, your general admission ticket also gets you into the dolphin show {no extra cost}. We decided to try it, not knowing what to expect...
and the show turned out to be verry Disney-ish, and theatrical. There was singing, there was a ship, there were sea monsters that needed to be fought off, there was water spraying, and rain coming down, and the singing, did I mention that there was singing?
Isabel, unfortuately, had hit her wall by this point, and slept through the entire show in the Ergo. {and I'm still tiptoeing around when she naps??}
James though, he loved it! He was completely enraptured// he sang, danced, clapped, and was utterly cute the whole way through. It was so adorable, and kind of more fun to watch him than it was to watch the dolphin circus. We were in the nosebleed seats too, I can't imagine what he would've done if we'd been any closer.
So go to the aquarium! (:
XO
Cassie
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