Thursday, November 19, 2009
Diaper Cake
Last week I threw a baby shower for my friend, and I made my very first diaper cake! I copied it from a tutorial on a blog (Thanks Julie for putting the link to homemade by Jill :). It was fun but a lot of work!
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Potty Mouth and Poison Control
Joshua is learning things left and right these days. He knows lots of animal sounds, like cow, dog, lion, and even sheep, it's pretty fun! The other day I was in the kitchen and I dropped something on the floor and said, "Oh, Crap!" Joshua was standing next to me and he looked up with a big smile and yelled, "BAP!" Then I could just picture it: Joshua standing on the pew in sacrament yelling "Crap!" over and over again. I guess we better start watching what we say a little more carefully!
I use vaseline every night to keep my lips from getting chapped. I love the stuff. But the other day I was making lunch for Joshua and when he didn't come running into the kitchen I knew he was up to something. I found him in our bedroom with the bottle in one hand, and his other hand holding a huge glob of vaseline. It was smeared all over his nose and mouth too. At first I thought it was kinda funny, but then I read the label on the bottle: "If ingested contact poison control immediately". oh jeez. So then I did freak out a little, but the poison control lady was very nice and she told me that it is not toxic and that the worst that could happen would be diarrhea.
Then yesterday I was playing with Joshua and he was chasing after a ball when he tripped and hit his mouth on his changing table. He left big teeth marks in it and wouldn't stop crying for some time. So when I looked in his mouth, one of his front teeth was pushed back and down! So we took an unexpected trip to the dentist that afternoon. The dentist said that his tooth will turn gray and could potentially fall out. He's at risk for an abcess from now until it does fall out around age 6 or 7, and if he does get an infection they will pull the tooth.
I know we are so lucky that it wasn't worse. He could have bit through his lip or pushed the tooth up and damaged the permanent tooth... But I guess the vain part of myself is a little sad that my sweet little boy is going to have a big gray tooth now and there's nothing I can do about it!
I use vaseline every night to keep my lips from getting chapped. I love the stuff. But the other day I was making lunch for Joshua and when he didn't come running into the kitchen I knew he was up to something. I found him in our bedroom with the bottle in one hand, and his other hand holding a huge glob of vaseline. It was smeared all over his nose and mouth too. At first I thought it was kinda funny, but then I read the label on the bottle: "If ingested contact poison control immediately". oh jeez. So then I did freak out a little, but the poison control lady was very nice and she told me that it is not toxic and that the worst that could happen would be diarrhea.
Then yesterday I was playing with Joshua and he was chasing after a ball when he tripped and hit his mouth on his changing table. He left big teeth marks in it and wouldn't stop crying for some time. So when I looked in his mouth, one of his front teeth was pushed back and down! So we took an unexpected trip to the dentist that afternoon. The dentist said that his tooth will turn gray and could potentially fall out. He's at risk for an abcess from now until it does fall out around age 6 or 7, and if he does get an infection they will pull the tooth.
I know we are so lucky that it wasn't worse. He could have bit through his lip or pushed the tooth up and damaged the permanent tooth... But I guess the vain part of myself is a little sad that my sweet little boy is going to have a big gray tooth now and there's nothing I can do about it!
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Halloween Fun
This Halloween was great! We went to a pumpkin patch in Carnation and picked out our own pumpkin to carve.
We Also had a few friends over for a Halloween dinner. On the menu was a Papa Murphy's "Jack-O-Lantern" Pizza, some Bones (breadsticks)....
Witches knuckles....
Frankenstein cupcakes and some rice krispie treats! Normally I'm not that crafty but my mom bought us a fun halloween cookbook with lots of great ideas.
At the pumpkin patch we got to ride in a wagon driven by a tractor through really deep and squishy mud. It was a cold day but the sun was out and we really enjoyed the little outing with Joshua and my parents.
Joshua was a cowboy for Halloween this year. I was so disappointed that he wouldn't wear the hat that came with the costume but it was pretty cute anyway! We took him to our ward's trunk-or-treat, and he loved seeing no, not all the costumes and decorations...just the CARS!
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