Utah now offers the convenience of ordering birth certificates on-line if you meet certain security criteria.  Here’s the link if you still need to get your child a birth certificate.

https://silver.health.utah.gov/birthinfo.html

Thanks for the info Erin.

Several holiday baby opportunities were available with the little ones choosing not to be born on St. Patrick’s Day, Vernal equinox (missed it by 15 minutes) or Easter. Maybe they’re waiting for Mother’s Day or Fourth of July. Maybe the snow has confused them.

I’m doing great and can’t wait to get back to digging in the dirt in my garden and watching the purple carrots grow….while the moms ripen happy babies.

For those wondering if I fell off the world I’m still busy and happy…just not much of a blogger. Especially since my life mainly consists of things that HIPPA wouldn’t allow me to talk about on my website.

I can share that I had my first Utah Valentine’s Day baby this year to add to the Christmas and New Year’s Day births. No baby claimed Martin Luther’s Day though so I’m wondering what will happen on St. Patrick’s Day. Since I’m only expecting one more baby this month, who is due March 27th, I’ll know it’s really really the holiday year if that child shows up early.

I am now able to do hearing screens on any of “my” babies that haven’t been tested and are under one year of age.  If you’d like your baby’s hearing checked send me an e-mail or give me a call and we’ll set up a time.

Usually the babies don’t pick the major holidays for their birthdays except this year… I met Maddox who chose to be born on Christmas day and Adalicia, who turned down the tax deduction in favor of a New Year’s day birthday. 

Adalicia obviously wanted the baby quilt Tiff made for the first baby of the year.   She does look very cute posing on it.