More details on the capes... each one has the childs initials on the cape making it theirs.
All the capes are reversible and can be worn with the superhero symbol showing or the lining showing. These are the lining on the boys capes...
And the lining on the girls capes...
All my plans are the same except for a few changes I made to the invites and certificates. I redid the invites and certificates to include comic book font. We also decided that he will have Dirt for his cake instead of a traditional cake. Like pudding, oreo, and gummy worm stuff ... not real Dirt. We will put it in bright colored buckets and serve it with shovels. 
I decided I liked the comic book font and when it came to his invites when I printed them they looked really small, so I changed the info at the bottom to be larger and more legible.
These are a 'proto-type' for Christian's birthday. I hate goody bags and he is to young for writing his own thank you notes so these will serve as both. I used one of Dustin Pikes images (the super dragon) on the front.
What it looks like before printed. I found these work really well if I print them 5x7.
Isn't she cute! I'm not entirely sold that these are what she needs though. She seems to fatigue when reading so I'm pretty certain she needs glasses, I just don't think the Dr. got her prescription right. The first Dr. we talked to said she was far sighted like her daddy, but she wouldn't need glasses right away. The second Dr. said she was near sighted and she only needed reading glasses. When she wears them I notice her rubbing her eyes a lot and I'm not certain if it is because the prescription is wrong for her or because she is not used to them yet. I will give it a few days and keep an eye on her. If I don't notice her doing better I'll take her to another Dr.
