Monday, October 18, 2010

Week 32 Survey!!!

Baby's now the size of an butternut squash!!!

By now, your baby weighs 3.75 pounds (pick up a large jicama) and is about 16.7 inches long, taking up a lot of space in your uterus. You're gaining about a pound a week and roughly half of that goes right to your baby. In fact, he'll gain a third to half of his birth weight during the next 7 weeks as he fattens up for survival outside the womb. He now has toenails, fingernails, and real hair (or at least respectable peach fuzz). His skin is becoming soft and smooth as he plumps up in preparation for birth.




Survey


How far along? 32 weeks

Weight Gain? Haven't weighed myself! Don't wanna know!

Maternity clothes? That's all I'm rocking these days, and some of the shirts are getting too short!

Stretch marks? Nope!!! No new ones, and the belly is still looking good!

Sleep? This word is not spoken from my mouth these days, it just makes me mad to think about it!

Best moment this week? Seeing my giant little man at the Specialist, and on the non pregnant side of my life, getting to get out and about on Saturday and hang out with my girlfriends!

Movement? Still kicking away!!

Belly Button: In or Out? Starting to believe that it's not going to turn out...made it another week in, but the top is starting to poke out a little!

Food cravings? Not really any this week!!!

Gender? Totally dude!

Labor signs? Nope, we've been all good, but I'm having some Braxton Hicks contractions!

What I miss? For some reason, this week I really wanted a Big Red soda!

What I'm looking forward to? Starting the countdown to Beaus' arrival, and all of my birthing/breastfeeding classes that are coming up in November! And Kolby's family coming in to our house for a fun filled Halloween weekend!

Weekly Wisdom: Don't blow off some pain just because you think it's nothing to worry about, it may be nothing, but that doesn't mean you have to suffer with it either. It could have an easy fix! (Hence, my support belt...still fabulous!!)





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