
It went pretty well. The boys had fun dragging all sorts of toys in there (note the giant fluffy dogs and dump truck parts). Really the only trouble is that Eli didn't want to slow down and lift the door, so sometimes he took the tent down on his way in.

Now Walker wants to have it up all the time, even if he only goes in once a day.

It is good to know that things that were fun for my brother and I when we were little are still fun for my boys. Somethings can stand the test of time (just not the need for kitchen chairs at dinner time).
4 comments:
We did this too a few weeks ago! My brother and I loved doing that when we were kids!!!
Awww....I used to love doing that as a kid! The problem with building one for Isaac is that I will have to make sure it is big enough for Ben since I am sure he would want to "play" too! :)
Oh, I loved that as a kid. We would make whole villages that took up the entire playroom. Since there were no kitchen chairs left sometimes we got to eat in our tents too! So fun.
Didn't you recently get a new dishwasher? Big cardboard appliance boxes are the BEST toys!
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