Nate is 2...

Nate turned to about 3 weeks ago on March 4. I am just getting around to posting his pictures. A new baby will do that to you. I am such a procrastinator...I had to take a CPR class to be able to renew my dental hygiene lisence before April 1, and the only class offered was, of course, March 4. SO, Nate got to play in the dirt all afternoon. What more could a boy want? Then on March 5, we had a party. Some cousins came over and grandpa's and grandma's for supper. Then we had cake. All Nate wanted was a "BYU football game" cake, so that is what he got. Can you say brainwashed? Having 2 boys so close together is fun because when one has a birthday, they both are so excited. Carson was so funny as Nate opened his presents. He realized that he got to play with everything that Nate got.

He is such a sweet little boy. He is so gentle and kind by nature. He is very loving. Being 2 has brought a few changes in him. He now stands up to Carson when he takes things and is mean. He is scared of dinosaurs, but wants to be one and gobble everyone up. He has definately found his voice...sining jingle bells during the sacrament, telling Carson to "go to time out right now" (wonder where he heard that), playing with Grandpa Bob. He still is sucking his thumb and carrying his blankey everywhere. He is our little Linus. I really have a hard time remembering life before he came along. He is such a good natured little boy. He is so easy to love, and we do love him so much!

Thank you, Heavenly Father, Thank you!

Carson pooped his screw out today. He was very excited. Right after I found it, he said, "I have to call my dad and tell him! (looking up) Thank you, Heavenly Father, thank you!" I am glad he had this experience to teach him about having prayers answered, but I am afraid of the situations that he will want to share it in...like primary and testimony meeting...but, we really are so thankful!

What goes in must come out...

I was going to post the pictures from Nathan's birthday, but something a bit more interesting happened yesterday...I was trying to be a good mommy and make a cd of all the songs for the primary program so that we could listen to them and remember them. Nate and Carson were downstairs playing when Carson came running up the stairs screaming like I have never heard him scream.

Carson: AAAHHHH!!! My mouth! That sharp screw is hurting my mouth!
Me: What sharp screw? Spit it out.
Carson: That sharp screw is poking my mouth! That sharp screw that Grandpa used to put my train table together...it is poking my mouth!
Me: (I do not see a sharp screw in his mouth) Where is the sharp screw? Did you swallow it?
Carson: (hysterical) No.
Me. Did you swallow it?
Carson: NO
Me: Carson, tell the truth...DID YOU SWALLOW THE SHARP SCREW?
Carson: (still hysterical and now having a complete melt down/freak out) YES, it is scratching my throat and going into my tummy!
Me: (semi worried) I will call Grandpa Wayment...

Conclusion: Keith said that it should pass just fine. He's seen pennies, nickles, dimes, quarters, nails, open safety pins, and yes, screws pass just fine. There is a risk of it sticking in his appendix and then he'd need that removed. In the mean time, it is my job to make sure it comes out. SO, I am so lucky to get to sort through his poo every time he goes. I did have Robbie bring home some gloves from the office so that I don't have to use my bare hands. Sick. Plus, have you ever heard someone pray for someone else to poop a screw out. It is pretty funny. I am sure that this is not the last foreign object injested that we will deal with...for heaven's sake, we have 3 boys. I am sure it is bound to happen again. His little throat is scratchy and sore. I hope it doesn't hurt as bad coming out as it did going in!

2 weeks old and still adjusting

Logan is 2 weeks old now. He is such a sweet little baby. I love having a new baby in our home. It helps me to realize that heaven is close by. The first week was a little rough with our whole family being sick, but we have bounced back and things are getting back to normal.


We have had a lot of visitors. The most unexpected was my Grandma Johnson (my mom's mom). My uncle Jack brought her over. It was so neat to hear her perspective on raising boys and to see her loving mine. If I can be half the mother that she is, I will consider myself a very successful mother.
A new baby has not come with out any hick ups in our little family. Nathan has sucked his thumb more in the last 2 weeks than he has in a long time. Carson has been a little naughty. The other day Robbie was gone home teaching. Carson had taken one of my dad's construction pencils and colored all over one of our tables. We had already talked about doing this the day before (it happened then too). I was not happy about this. I told him since he wasn't nice to my things that I wouldn't be nice to his. I gathered up all is cars from the movie Cars and put them in a garbage sack. Then I took them to the garbage (actually put them in a bag on the front step). He cried and cried. I might be a mean mom, but I got my point across. He did get them back the next day. We've had a few little things like that happen, but for them most part it has been fine.
A look at the little bath tub buddies. My favorite part of the day is in the morning. I wake up to 3 little boys in bed with me...all wanting to snuggle. Then after Robbie heads for work, it is bath time. Nothing is cuter than clean kids wrapped in towels.

This is what rolls on a 9+lbs baby look like at 2 weeks. So cute!

Milestone as a mother...

Yesterday we took a much needed trip out of the house. We drove about 25 minutes to get fast food tacos...that is how it is here in our tiny town. Then we were headed to Walmart for something to entertain our kids...a movie...coloring book...anything. They are feeling a little couped up. I can't blame them because I do too.

So, Carson likes to eat the same old thing over and over. He was mad because he did not want Taco Bandido. I was trying to explain to him how yummy a crisp bean burrito was. He LOVES refried beans (that is ALL he eats at Mexican food places), so naturally this would be a good choice for him. Then he told me, "Mom, I want something a little more healthier." This is coming my child who likes fruit snacks, not fruits and veggies (his own observation). I was proud that he was thinking to eat something healthy. I asked what he would like. He responded, "Something healthy, like you know, a hot dog or a corn dog or something healthy like that."

Something healthy like that. So that was his solution. Good thing that Taco Bandido sells something healthy like that...deep fried corn dogs. So for lunch he had something healthy...a corn dog and ice cream with gummy bears...his dream meal.

He's here!!!

We are so excited to say that our sweet little baby boy was born on Sunday (I am 3/3 with boys and Sunday births), February 15 at 3:52 pm. His name is Logan Marshall Wayment. Marshall is after his Grandpa Wayment. It was a very quick labor and delivery...no epideral! Yikes! Logan weighed in at 9lbs 1 oz and 21 inches long. He and Carson weighed the same, but Carson was 22 inches...I think because of his serious cone head! Both Logan and I are doing great. Everyone else in the house is on antibiotics and sick.

Look at those chubby arms. The newborn diapers never fit my babies...the hospital didn't have any size 1. His little legs are totally squished. Look at that hair...that is what 3 and 1/2 hours start to finish with no pain relief will do to a girls hair! Grandpa Bob, Grandma Marsha, and my sister Heather all made it to the hospital before Logan was born...in time for my dad and Robbie to give me a blessing. Robbie wants to know why all of our kids are born looking just like my dad.

Just an hour or so after birth, he could not get enough of his thumb! YIKES! We already have one of those. I am pretty sure that Nathan isn't going to give it up if his brother gets to do it!

The proud big brothers. Logan was pretty much named Luke, but when the boys came to the hospital, Robbie brought them in and Carson ran right to the baby and said, "Logan, you're here. I love you, Logan." It just seemed right. He and Nate are both doing well. I fully look for things to turn southward when Robbie goes back to work...but until then we are enjoying our new little bundle.

Happy V-day

We had nothing planned to do today in hopes that I would be at the hospital having a baby. No such luck, so we had the improvised Valentines day.

The boys made Valentines cards for Grandma Wayment...complete with construction paper, markers and LOTS of glue. You can't see the red marker all over Carson's face. Good thing it is washable.

Nathan finished his and had a little Capri Sun...
Finished product. Every Valentine should have goldenrod hearts on it. The inside of Carson's said, "I love Grandma, and I know she loves me. Love, C C C C " . I helped him write his message. He did the C's.

Valetines bags with cinnamon hot kisses (cinnamon lips), giant chocolate chips (hershey kisses) and a new race car.


The day was full of true brotherly love...fighting over each others cars. Robbie sent me a beautiful bouquet of roses. For him, tickets to a David Archuletta concert and mexican food for lunch...true love...Robbie and mexican food that is.