September 23, 2009

29 weeks

New Happenings
-The little dude has discovered my ribs. Not so fun. Note to Little Man~ Despite what you seem to believe, Mommy is not a xylophone or a total gym. Just so you know.
-I'm feeling hugenormous. I know I've said that before, but I had no idea what I was talking about then. Yikes. Bright side~ Kimbal loves it. He just watches me waddle around sometimes with this gorgeously gooey smile on his face. And he tells me about a million times a day how cute I am pregnant. I love him.

Things I learned this week
-Creating a baby registry is intense. It totally tops the stress of wedding registries. A) If you make the wrong choice it doesn't just mean that you're stuck with ugly towels, it could mean that baby isn't safe/happy. B) There are about a million options for everything baby-related (I counted seven different bottle brush options at babies"r"us. No joke.). C) EVERYONE has an opinion on EVERYTHING and most can't tell when you really don't give a care what they prefer. No worries dear readers- your opinions are some of the few that get credit in my book. D) Now I have to take a break every half-hour or so. Since when is shopping this exhausting?!

September 11, 2009

Calling all Mommas

I'm probably going to start registering soon and I was hoping to get some input on what to look for/ask for. If there are any products you couldn't live without, things you never used, brands you love or hate, or stores you wouldn't go through please let me know. Thanks so much!

September 8, 2009

28 weeks

New Happenings
-Yesterday was the first time I felt a kick and could actually tell it was a little foot, not just so random appendage attacking from the inside. It was freaky and kinda wonderful.
-Baby now sometimes responds if we press on my stomach while he's being active
-I'm super healthy now! Yay! We had a check up Thursday and my weight and blood pressure are both down to good levels, my uterus is measuring normal, and his heart rate is perfect.

Things I learned this week
-Circumcision is not covered by Medicaid. Random.