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Saturday, March 5, 2011

We're having fun!

On February 25 Logan hit 9 months old.  Yesterday was his 9-month old pediatrician visit.  He weighed 20 lb 11 oz  (9.4 kilos).  He was 28.5 inches long.  He's at the 50th percentile for height and weight.  A few weeks ago we noticed a tooth had cut.  I said noticed because he wasn't very fussy about it, just a bit needy.  Then for the next week or 10 days, wow, he wasn't a happy camper.  Within the last couple of days a second lower tooth has cut and two more on the top are very visible and will most likely cut within the week.  It used to be fun to let him gum your finger - it's not so fun anymore.  Although we're not anxiously waiting for Logan to crawl, he has definitely figured out transportation.  He rolls where he wants to go, which most of the time makes him happy.

Over the Presidents' Day weekend we traveled to Lander to visit Grandma and Grandpa Pitt.  The car was packed pretty full. Mom sat with Logan in the back.  Max sat between the two and Brodie got shotgun next to Dad.  While there we all went for a little hike up in Sinks Canyon.  We didn't quite make it to the falls. We were very close, but the trail got more and more icy the further we went, and it started to snow.  Logan has been going hiking since he was 6 weeks old and he's grown very accustomed to being carried around.  It must relax him a lot - he slept through a lot of it.

Suzanne walking up the Sinks Canyon trail. It was overcast but beautiful.

Cache, Suzanne, and Logan - Logan catching some zzz's.  

Grandpa Pitt, Cache, and Logan. Both Grandpa and Logan are sleeping.

At the end of the hike.  We had to cover Logan from the falling snow.

Logan looking in the side mirror of the 4-Runner.

Another reflection of Logan in the side mirror of the 4-Runner.
Logan with his cousins Cameron and Katie while in Lander for Presidents' Day


In the beginning, Logan didn't care much for being bathed. That was before we could put him in his own tub.  Then he started to enjoy it.  Since he's transitioned to a big boy tub, he has absolutely loved it.  Thanks for the fun bath toys!



A long time ago, a family member (someone may have to remind me who) made this toy rocking horse.  Logan was having a ball.
Last weekend we got a fair amount of snow (Cache is dedicated to buying a snowblower next year).  It must have been about a foot of snow at our house.   Dad took Logan and the dogs for a walk.  It was a hard hike walking through the snow, but it was fun, up until the dogs couldn't walk straight with all the snow between their legs.  The only way to get it all the way off was to have a bath.  


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