One of the numerous challenges of bringing our girls to Southwick's Zoo (or any zoo for that matter) is getting in a position for optimal viewing of the animals. In order for Allie, Anna and Emily to see most of the animals, Sarah and I would need to hold them. That's why I liked the turtle exhibit in this video - the girls had a great view without any assistance! Emily in sunglasses, Anna in the middle and Allie in the forefront:
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