Enter: Mommy Daddy date nights. No, these don't require money and a baby sitter... rather I have started doing Mommy Daddy date night, at home,after Ledoux goes to bed.
Here is a glimpse into this weekend's "date"
A note left the morning of...
1.) DIY Pizza. I will already have the topping purchased (We love Chicken, Turkey Bacon, Tomato, and Avocado, with light ranch drizzled on the top!) but you can do whatever you like... heck even just a plain pepperoni would work. Making pizza together is fun, although I am pretty sure we end of eating the toppings before they even get on the pizza. Whatevs. I keep it all a secret until the date starts (aka baby is in bed!)
2.) After dinner, it is all about 'getting to know you' Ok, you are probably thinking "Um you are married, why are you doing this?" Think about it, how often do we actually sit down with our significant other and really talk? I have a list of fab questions we are going to ask each other (over a bottle of wine, of course!) Here is my list of questions (Pretty excited to hear his answers!)
So there you have it, my date night for this weekend...anyone else doing anything fun? I am always looking for fun new ideas!
This is too cute!! I have an eight month old daughter and we are really bad about date nights ... So I love this idea!! New follower!
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Thanks so much! Gosh its so hard, isnt it?? And then if you do have a date night...you feel guily for leaving your sweet baby! :) :) #mommyproblems
ReplyDeleteI compltetly understand! Patrick and I still struggle (almost 2 years later) to find "us" time. A lot of it is that we thoroughly enjoy spending time with Llynya, so we don't necessarily want to leave her and have a date. So we also do "after bedtime" dates.
ReplyDeleteEver watch Mystery Science Theater 3000? We take turns picking movies. Either ones we've seen, or ones we havent. And we commentate on them the whole way through, in ridiculous accents. At the end we give a thorough movie review (also in ridiculous accents). We end up laughing so hard we have to shush ourselves, so we don't wake the baby.