One More for Team BLUE!

Miller Baby Number 3 is.................................   A BOY!!  Today we had our "big" ultrasound that revealed that our third baby is going to be another baby boy!  For those of you who aren't aware, I was already positive of this.  It had nothing to do with mother's intuition or any of those types of things.  I have not had a single pregnancy that I have just "known" what the baby was that I was carrying.  In all honesty, I would have guessed a girl if you asked me a while ago.  In comparison to my pregnancies with my first two babies, this baby is more closely to Katelynn's pregnancy than Justin's, but either way- it has been the hardest pregnancy yet (and since my pregnancies are a breeze, that's not THAT bad so you don't have to feel bad for me at all!  Ha,ha). 

But, back to why I already knew he was a boy:  We had a 12-week ultrasound and when the tech handed me the pictures she had taken of my baby, the very edge of the pictures of two of them showed the start to his legs, and I could totally see a little boy part hanging between those legs.  Not everyone that looked at them agreed with me, but I could totally see it, and I was 100% sure that's what it was.  Sure enough, this little guy made sure to spread those legs to prove me right today!  He's all boy- that's for sure!!  And.. he's perfect and healthy, measuring 8 ounces and a strong beating heart around 144 bpm. 

A perfect little foot!  <3

Can anyone really deny that he's a boy with a shot like this? 

So, our family will be complete with two boys and a girl!  I'm excited.  I honestly had no idea what I wanted gender-wise.  There were going to be benefits either way, but I'm excited my boys will be close in age!  Katelynn, however, was a  bit sad that this baby is not a little girl.  She has been calling the baby a "her/she" from the start and trying to buy pretty pink clothes for him.  She understood that we didn't get to pick, but she still couldn't hide being sad when we told her he was a boy.   I have promised her that being the only girl with mommy is a good thing since we will get special girl time together. 

Jonathan has decided to not have the boys share a room.  He wants them to each have their own space so we'll be moving Jonathan out of the office in the next few months (sooner rather than later I hope!) and getting everything ready to go.  And a name?  Yeah, don't even ask.  You all probably remember Justin being 20 hours old before he had a name.  Boy names don't go well for us since neither of us agree on a name.  I am hoping and praying we can agree before he arrives this time around, but I have no hope it will be anytime soon!

Happy 2nd Birthday, Justin!

This year Justin's birthday celebration with friends was on his real birthday.  I still refuse to believe that he is TWO years old as of today, but I guess he is more like a little boy these days than the little baby I still remember him as.  His birthday theme this year was trains since he loves them!  I made the cake the day before (okay, it took well into the day of the party too), but it ended up turning out cute, and he loved it!

We had his birthday party at a place called "Romp 'N Roll".   While we had never been there before, I needed somewhere indoors for a January party, and it seemed perfect for his age group.  We had a total of 16 kids from ages 18 months to 4 years old, and it was a blast!  They played on all kinds of fun gym stuff, played games, and danced to some music!

Birthday Boy!!!

Cake Time!  I'm sad to say that my camera decided to not cooperate during singing happy birthday and blowing out the candles.  Justin did such a good job, and I'm beyond disappointed that even though I had the best spot to take the pictures, I failed on actually getting any that weren't black.  I haven't attempted to edit the picture yet (that could take me another month at the rate I'm going with pictures), but I don't have a lot of hope.  Mom, if you are reading this, I NEED you to send me copies of your pictures asap!  (If she sends them soon, I promise to post for everyone to see!  :)  )

We played a "snowball fight" game with soft yarn balls.  The object was to get a ball and toss it at the other team.  Justin chose to just grab as many balls as he could and hold onto them.  To make it even more fun, Miles' mom stuffed them in his shirt for safe-keeping, and he thought that was great!

Bubble Time! 

This was a huge hit with all the kids!

After the party, we went with grandparents (and Uncle Matt and Anna) to Red Robin.  We might have to make this a tradition as it has been his birthday dinner place two  years (his only two years) in a row.  He of course dug into the sundae again this year!

I love this.. He is attempting to tell me and show me that he is "TWO!"  He can't seem to get the finger-holding of two down though.

Since we only had 1.5 hours at the location we rented for his party, we decided to avoid using up any playtime for presents.  Instead we just brought them home unopened and Justin opened them the next morning.

So.. Justin is obsessed with tractors.  He asks about his daddy's tractor on a daily basis.  Grandma and Grandpa Carney made his day by buying him his very own tractor.. and extra bonus- it has a trailer, which is also a huge deal for Justin.  He prefers to play with matchbox trucks that have trailers over any other truck or car!