11 weeks to go
(or less)
I guess I can start the count down. I was 2 weeks early with Joshua, so there is a good probability that I will deliver early with this one too. Every pregnancy is different, so you never know. What I do know is that I will not have the baby any later than October 23rd. If I don't go into labor by then, I will have a c-section. Any time before that, I am going to try VBAC.
I am still feeling ok. Belly is getting bigger, and I can feel the baby kick several times per day. I am thankful that I have not gotten swollen fingers or feet yet like I did with Joshua. By 25 weeks, I was out of my rings. Now at 29 weeks, I am still wearing them.
My almost 2 year old still doesn't know what is going on. I am not sure he even realizes that my belly is getting bigger. I tell him that Mommy is having a baby, and he is going to be a big brother and have a sister. I tell him that there is a baby in my belly and he used to be in my belly. What response do I get? Nothing. A blank stare. In one ear and out the other. You get the picture.
(or less)
I guess I can start the count down. I was 2 weeks early with Joshua, so there is a good probability that I will deliver early with this one too. Every pregnancy is different, so you never know. What I do know is that I will not have the baby any later than October 23rd. If I don't go into labor by then, I will have a c-section. Any time before that, I am going to try VBAC.
I am still feeling ok. Belly is getting bigger, and I can feel the baby kick several times per day. I am thankful that I have not gotten swollen fingers or feet yet like I did with Joshua. By 25 weeks, I was out of my rings. Now at 29 weeks, I am still wearing them.
My almost 2 year old still doesn't know what is going on. I am not sure he even realizes that my belly is getting bigger. I tell him that Mommy is having a baby, and he is going to be a big brother and have a sister. I tell him that there is a baby in my belly and he used to be in my belly. What response do I get? Nothing. A blank stare. In one ear and out the other. You get the picture.