So it has been a while since I have been on. Well Brexdon McCoy Taylor was born on Friday, July 26th at 2:44 pm. He ended up being a C-section which was a surprise for us but it ended up working out. He is now 10 weeks old and so much fun. He is smiling all the time and will making funny faces and noises at us. He is quite the chatter box. Which is why we moved him into his crib in his room when he was a month old. He is just such a noisy sleeper.

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