Anna Lost Her First Tooth!

 My mom keeps telling me to take pictures of my pregnancy with this baby.  I've been so awful at it.  She always reminds me that this baby will want to see these pictures just as much as the other ones.  Then, the guilt sets in and I finally take a picture of me with my baby bump.  This is when I am 17 weeks pregnant.  I am now 19 weeks pregnant and feeling great.  This pregnancy has been such a breeze so far.  I think Heavenly Father knew that I couldn't take a redo of my last pregnancy with Daniel, at least not back to back.  I thought my body was going to totally give out from the beginning with him.  It was a really, really hard pregnancy and this one has been totally opposite.  Thank goodness because with all that's going on, I can't imagine doing it with all the aches and pains that can come with pregnancy.

 A few days ago my little Tornado...ahem...I mean my little sweet Daniel poured half of a bottle of baby powder all over Andrew's bed.  I'm sure he thought it was super fun.  I don't know what he thought was more fun though, pouring it on or trying to get it off.  I heard the boys banging on the bed from the other room.  When I went to go look at what was going on, I saw both of them dying laughing and banging on the covers as best as they could.  Andrew said he was trying to clean it off.  Daniel was just in it for the laughs.

 Either way, their room smelled fresh for days.  It was quite hilarious.  Sometimes, I try to get on to them for something but they just look so stinkin' cute that it's hard for me to keep a straight face.

 In other news, Anna lost her first tooth.  She was SO, SO excited for that thing to come out.  She made me wiggle it at least three times a day to see how loose it was.  She only wanted to read library books that had to do with loosing your teeth, and every picture she drew related to this momentous event.
I was in the kitchen cooking the other day when she came in to show me.  I was so excited for her and she was just beaming.  I asked her where the tooth was so I could see it.  She told me she didn't know.  Anna had been eating carrots and then discovered that her tooth had disappeared from her mouth.  I told her that she must have swallowed it when she was eating.  Thankfully, she thought that was funny.  The tooth fairy still came though and left a dollar bill under her pillow.  She was so proud and sent lots of snapchats to all of her family to announce the big news.