We finally let the kids go downstairs at 7:00, once I had the Monkey bread in the oven. McKay just continued to feed off of Brooklyn's energy and they were so excited to see what Santa brought them. Brooklyn got a new backpack, a snow leopard, candy, stickers, coloring books. McKay got a race track and some cars, candy, stickers, coloring books.
We then opened the rest of our presents. McKay's favorite was his garbage truck, which he claims Santa gave him, but a close second was some new binkie's (which he now at least only uses at bedtime). Brooklyn really liked her new game, Operation. Mommy really liked the diamond necklace Daddy bought her and hopefully Daddy liked the BSU socks and movies Mommy got for him. After presents we ate our monkey bread and then got ready to head back up to Grandma and Grandpa's house for brunch. We ate a ton of yummy food and then the cousins all exchanged their gifts. Brooklyn walked away with a super soft pink blanket form her cousin Akirah and McKay got some Melissa and Doug building things from his cousin Mason. The kids also opened their gifts from Grandma and Grandpa. Our children now own tablets, still trying to decide how I feel about it, but they will be used only in the car when we go on long drives (for now at least). We then headed over to Nana and Pops house and let McKay lay down for a nap before we opened presents with them. After a short nap the kids opened their gifts. Brooklyn got a coloring set, Beauty and the Beast movies and a Belle dress (all of which a didn't get a picture of). McKay got a new balance bike, a helmet and the movie Planes. He was very stoked for his bike and we of course had to go outside right then to ride it. After presents we headed back to my parents house for a delicious prime rib Christmas dinner. Needless to say we ate really well for a few days, we were not hurting for calories, hence why we went to the gym Christmas Eve. It was a crazy busy Christmas but it was so good to spend it with so much family. I hope that we have taught and will continue to teach our children the true meaning of Christmas, our Savior, who lived and died for us and He is the real reason for the season.
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