Pump It Up Playdate

Today our MOPS group and our playgroup at the base reserved time at a place called Pump It Up. This is an indoor inflatable park for little people to jump and slide. The boys had a BLAST!! Here are some pictures from today.

All 3 of us sliding down the BIG inflatable slide!

Alan sliding solo

Eddie sliding solo. I don't know how many times he managed to get other mommies to help him climb to the top!!

Alan finishing the inflatable obstacle course

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