baby bump photo!!
So last week I posted that we ordered the crib and everything... Well this week I get to report we received it all! and Aaron got busy Friday night when I was out babysitting, and got it together and set up in the baby's room! YAY!!
And I found the fabric I'm going to be using for the lil pumpkin's bumper and quilt! and its so cool! I love it!
Oh what else has been going on... lots of growing pains right now, and boy does he love to kick me right in the sore spots!!
bad heartburn the last couple days, can barely eat or drink without the heartburn flaring up and its been getting so bad, to the point that I throw up!
On the advice of some friends, I'm going to call the Doctor tomorrow about it, cause nothing for me is working.. ugh i hate it..
Other then that, nothing really new. got a bunch of things from a friend, so more clothes!
YAY! so excited.
What else do I have... sorry guys That's it.
Week 22 of Pregnancy
These days, the only things growing more rapidly than your baby's senses may be her mommy's feet!
Your Baby in Week 22 of Pregnancy
This week, your baby weighs in at a whopping pound and measures nearly eight inches, about the size of a small doll. But your little doll (who now has eyebrows, eyelashes, and maybe even some hair on that little head) is a living one who can now perceive light and dark. She can also hear your voice, your heartbeat, your gurgling stomach, and the whoosh-whoosh of blood circulating through your body. And as her brain and nerve endings develop, she may reach for her face (or whatever she can reach) just to experiment with her newfound sense of touch.
This week, your baby weighs in at a whopping pound and measures nearly eight inches, about the size of a small doll. But your little doll (who now has eyebrows, eyelashes, and maybe even some hair on that little head) is a living one who can now perceive light and dark. She can also hear your voice, your heartbeat, your gurgling stomach, and the whoosh-whoosh of blood circulating through your body. And as her brain and nerve endings develop, she may reach for her face (or whatever she can reach) just to experiment with her newfound sense of touch.
Baby's now the size of a papaya!
Baby's settling into sleep cycles, snoozing about 12 to 14 hours a day. It shouldn't be hard to figure out when -- just pay attention to those kicks as they start and stop.
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