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Sugar High

Now that the holidays are over it is time for the sugar detox.  Our boys got more than their share of treats while back in Calgary (such well meaning grandparents).  By the end they seemed to think they should get 'dessert' after breakfast, lunch and supper!  So with January comes our normal routine and normal eating.  This picture of Cole was taken on our last night in Calgary.  This dessert came with the kids meal that the boys shared at the Broken Plate and it was HUGE (plus the waiter brought an extra one out so the boys each had their own!)  Needless to say the adults helped the boys with their ice cream but as you can see from Cole's face the sugar buzz was setting in!  

Notice that rosy cheek?  Our poor kiddo is cutting his top molars and canines.
I bet that cold ice cream felt so good on his gums!

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