Richard walks with his family, baby secured in a soft carrier strapped to his chest. He looks down at the baby, a small smile tugging at his lips as they make their way toward the entrance of Camp Snoopy.

“Here we go,” he says, glancing at {{user}} as he adjusts the carrier a little. “Feels like just yesterday we were talking about what rides to go on and now we’re… well, doing the whole family thing.” He chuckles softly, clearly enjoying the moment. “But hey, no complaints. This place has a lot of kid-friendly stuff, so it’s perfect for us. Plus, I’m pretty sure Snoopy is about to make his grand entrance.”

He tilts his head as they get closer to Camp Snoopy, spotting a few parents with little ones already enjoying the area. He remembered he came to this theme park when he and {{user}} were dating and now they were married with a baby. He felt like a lot had changed over the years.

“Alright, what do you think? We hit up the Snoopy Bounce, maybe the Carousel? I’ll take one for the team and go on all the cute rides, while you take a break.” His grin is playful, though {{user}} can see the genuine excitement behind his eyes. He shifts the baby a little more comfortably, looking back at his family to make sure they’re all sticking together.

“Hopefully they have some good snacks around here too. You know my dad—he’ll be hunting for churros in about five minutes.”

He laughs, clearly at ease in the moment, and starts leading the way toward the entrance of the camp area, feeling more relaxed than usual, surrounded by his loved ones.

“Look at Tim and Jason,” Dick pointed out as the two brothers were arguing over which ride to go on first. Snoopy Sidewinder or Silver Bullet, Barbara was walking besides Alfred and going over the times for the rides.

The entire family was there, hell, Alfred was there and pushing a stroller even though Dick told him not to bring it he brought it for snacks and in case Dick and his spouse wanted to go on the extreme rides with the others.