But it seems to be helping a lot. I monitor my BP 2-3 times a day and it is consistently very low (average of 110/65. remember 120/80 is normal and it WAS 150something/95!) But still every time I go to the docs office it's high. I think they just scare me there or something. They're pretty frightening people those nurses, let me tell ya.
In other news, last weekend Rusty took me shopping for an early Mother's Day present of a new maternity wardrobe since I am getting hugely maternal right now. hooray! Since I was preggo with Conner for most of the winter I didn't really want to have only long sleeves and pants to choose from this summer.
What else? Oh, morning sickness is pretty much gonzo. There are a few mornings that I'm still an itty bitty bit sick but nothing too bad. Conner still likes to spit in the toilet though and now thinks you have to put your hands on the back of your neck when doing so (because I hold my hair back) which is pretty silly.
We have the BIG ULTRASOUND set for May 21 (that's in exactly 2 weeks!! You can submit your guesses now. I'm kinda feeling girl, but who the heck knows?) Rusty's pretty darn terrified if it's a girl. So thanks to all of you who have told him that girls are SOOOO much harder and way more emotional, even as babies, than boys. You have officially freaked him out.
This past week I have also started to feel the first ninja moves of this little one, which I have to admit is my very most favorite part about being pregnant. They're still really faint but I can start to tell when it's really the baby and it's amazing!! It makes all the bugs crawling on my head totally worth it!
This past week I have also started to feel the first ninja moves of this little one, which I have to admit is my very most favorite part about being pregnant. They're still really faint but I can start to tell when it's really the baby and it's amazing!! It makes all the bugs crawling on my head totally worth it!
Well I was going to write more but Conner just came in and wants to help, which is no help at all, so I think that's my cue to wrap things up!
It is true... girls are much more emotional, even at a young age. At 18 months Kolee already knows how to throw herself on the bed and cry like the world is crashing down. It is dramatic, but hilarious at the same time. She has NEVER seen me (or the boys do this.) It just comes with the territory. I don't think girls are harder... to me ALL babies are hard :)Whatever you have, you will love him/her and wonder how your love just keeps growing for each child you have.
ReplyDeleteI feel like all I every comment on your blog is that you're so funny, but you ARE! I want to live by you!!!
ReplyDeleteI will stick up for baby girls and tell you that Anna is just a doll. And Mark loves her to pieces (and so do I)... even though she IS a little more volatile emotionally. She is still very mellow, like Paul was, but Paul switched moods much more slowly (until he hit the tantrum stage). Anna's mood changes are fairly instant. I think it has more to do with personality than boy-girl difference, but as they are the only babies I've had, I can't really say... Either way, congrats again :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck! You look great!
ReplyDeleteI have one of each so I can honestly say... there are pro's and con's to both. Brynlee is our angel child, SO mellow, always has been, and even though she is 3, she is still the sweetest girl I know. So I don't really agree with that WHOLE EMOTIONAL dramatic thing. Definitely hope there for Rusty and his fears. :) NOT ALL girls fit the "mold", just as NOT ALL boys fit the "mold". Good luck! I believe whole heartedly we are sent the babies we are meant to have, and we love them no matter what the gender... because they are ours! :)
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