Teddy joined Family Day in the Martingrove Gardens Park

On Sunday, June 26 Teddy had a great time at the Martingrove Gardens Park.
The park,created in the 1950s, is located between The Westway and Dixon Road in Etobicoke.

Since it was build, the park had very few updates and now it is in desperate need of renovations, that is why a dedicated group of area residents EMBRACE Martingrove Gardens is rising money to build a new playground for all the children living in the area.

The group invited us to join Family Day and BBQ in the park, and of course, Teddy could not miss this event and joined this amazing community celebration.

Teddy with GrandMa, Daddy and Virgin Radio.

Teddy is ready to pick up a winning candy.

Oh yeah, the prize!!!

First time in Teddy's life face painting, Lion on the cheek.

Tried a jumping castle, actually these ones are for older kids.

Teddy with GrandMa, Clown Lady and Daddy, ready for a parade around the park.

Orange giraffe for Teddy.

 Singing Teddy

Some bubbles to enjoy

Parachute fun

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Gardiner Museum

On Saturday Teddy with his family visited Gardiner Museum in Toronto. The Museum presents ceramic art collections and was founded in 1984 by George and Helen Gardiner. Now the Museum is a house for collections of Ancient Americas ceramics, Italian Renaissance maiolica, 17th and 18th century English delftware and slipware and 18th century European porcelain.

Here are a few snapshots from Teddy's Saturday visit.

The Museum is not huge, there are only two floors of expositions, so we found it great for our little Teddy, not to be bored or tired too fast.

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