We did some research on bringing babies to the beach since Lana isn't old enough to wear sunscreen and babies can't regulate their temperature as well as adults. We also learned that sand isn't supposed to touch babies skin because it can scratch the surface when you try to rub it off. Jessica and Evan were driving down there, so they came to our rescue in packing the extra items for Lana. They purchased a beach shelter from Walmart that would provide some shade and protection from the sand. We also packed a cold pack that Greg had from his shoulder surgery that we laid her over. Below is a picture that Evan took of Lana laying in her shelter. Needless to say, she looked pretty miserable on the beach for the half hour that she was down there, so we went to the pool most days.
We would start off our days with breakfast at Jessica and Evan's condo and then feed Lana and head down to the beach or pool. Then, we would go out to dinner or lunch at some pretty cool places. We had a lot of seafood on the trip. Greg ordered either shrimp or Mahi tacos everywhere we went, which is a nice change from his buffalo chicken wraps that he usually gets at every restaurant that we go to. :)
The trip was really nice catching up with Jessica and Evan, getting our fill of HGTV, and spending quality time with Lana, and just relaxing. Jessica was good in suggesting that we get pictures on the beach one morning.
Then, Lana started getting fussy, so we went back to our place, calmed her down, and took a ton more pictures in her adorable lobster swimming suit that Jessica gave her.
It was so nice to get away. We have so many new memories and adorable pictures of Lana. Greg helped out a ton with Lana, and it was so nice to have him home another week. We're already talking about trips to New York and Brussels to visit family over the next couple of years. I can't wait!
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