My Little Bear

Here is Clayton in his bear snow suit. We were heading out to Grandma Great's house and needed to bundle up due to the nasty weather out. Dosn't he look so cute!

Bath Time

Clayton has been enjoying his baths now that we can submerge his little body since his umbilical cord has fallen off. Here is a photo of him after his tubby time in his puppy towel. We have really enjoyed being parents so far.

Trying out the Crib

D.J. thought it would be funny to put his wife in his son's crib the other day. I was unable to get out myself without breaking Clayton's beautiful crib so I was stuck just waiting for D.J. to get me out. He thought this was awfully funny, I not so much.

Getting into things

D.J. brought Clay to me one day with powdered sugar covering his face. D.J. claims Clayton got into our "puppy chow chex mix" and was caught with the evidence on his face. I, however, think D.J. set him up and put the powerdered sugar on himself. :) ha ha I thought this was cute photos of baby clay.

Clayton's First Trip

D.J., Clayton and I had the opportunity to go to Salt Lake City with mom and dad to see temple squares christmas lights. It was a fun trip and we were accompanied by Jon and Celeste's family, which made it that much more fun.

Here is baby Clay bundled up to see the christmas lights at temple square. I don't think there was a chance of him getting cold in this outfit.
D.J. and I enjoying the lights.

The beautiful Salt Lake Temple

Here is a small portion of the lights we saw at temple square.

Dad's Recovery

Dad Collette and I had the opportunity to be patients at Mt. View Hospital together. Dad had a partial knee replacement on the day that I was admitted to be induced for labor and delivery of our precious Clayton. Here is a video of dad after his surgery. He has made an awesome recovery and it was a great experience to be patients together. :)

Clayton David Collette

Here is the newest member to our family, Clayton David Collette. Clay was born on November 19th 2010 @ 9:51 pm. He weighed 6lb 2.8 oz and 19 inches long. He is perfect and healthy as can be. I can not express my gratitude to all the family for their love a support. The delivery experience was great and D.J. and I couldn't be more happy.

This is baby Clayton after his first bath at the hospital.

Here is Clay at home in his swing looking at christmas lights on our christmas tree. This is his favorite past time, when he's not sleeping.