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Frozen Hats {A Photo on Friday}

July 10, 2015 by Sarah Leave a Comment

A photo on Friday, because sometimes all you need is the picture. And this is a cute one.  This is how a two year old looks when wearing a frozen hat …

cool off this summer with a frozen hat

We made frozen hats by popping a wet sun hat in the freezer. We used hats that the boys had been wearing after a play in the sprinkler. I just squeezed them out and popped them on an upside down mixing bowl lined with parchment paper in the freezer.

Within 30 minutes they were perfect. Ben thought it was hilarious to wear a frozen hat …. and I also thought it was hilarious to see him wearing a frozen hat. I put a wash cloth on his head first so it wouldn’t be too cold (which definitely added to the humor). They stayed frozen for all of 3 minutes outside. But completely worth it. And they did stay chilly and wet for quite awhile.

A nice (and hilarious) way to cool down on a hot summer day.

Hope you are surviving the heat friends!

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