Game Day

I made Tanner a BYU shirt to wear for game days. Even though he will not be going to any of the games, I figured why not wear an outfit to support.
Alan and Tanner dressed up.

More of Tanner

We made it home. We checked out of the hospital saturday. Tanner is a mellow baby so far. Hopefully he will stay that way. Here are more pictures of Tanner.

Tanner was blessed with beautiful hair. Here are some of pictures of his hair.

Baby Tanner is Here!!!

We had our handsome new baby boy today. Tanner Alan Patterson was born at 1:07 this afternoon. We were admitted to the hospital last night at 9:00 to start softening the cervix. It was a long night without much sleep. The doctor then came in at 6:30 this morning and broke Kristy's water. At this time, she was only dialated at a 2. About three hours later, the nurse came in to see how far Kristy had dialated. Surprisingly, she had already completely dialated to a 10! They got her ready to start pushing. After an hour, Tanner was not ready to come out yet so they had Kristy rest for an hour. After the break, Tanner had dropped and we were ready to go. An hour later, he was here!

Tanner weighed in at 7 lbs 6 oz and is 20 inches long. He has lots of long blonde hair. He is a healthy baby and both he and mom are doing great!

Baby is Coming!

We went to my doctor's appointment this morning and my blood pressure is really high. So the doctor decided to have me induced on Thursday morning. The little guy will be here soon!

36 weeks

I figured it was about time to put another belly picture on the blog. Here I am a little over 36 weeks. 3 1/2 to go till the due date. I am down to seeing the doctor once a week now. Everything is going smoothly. I still am not ready for him to come though.

Little Guy's BYU Gear

I wanted to get the baby a BYU onesie but thought they were a little expensive. So I decided to just make one myself. They turned out cute.

Burp rags

I decided to just make burp rags out of flannel material. With the help of my sister they turned out good. For the price of $8 dollars we were able to make 15. The ones at the store were $5 dollars for only 3.