Not too much going on. I am getting excited about the showers that I will be having in the month of June.
Amy's birthday is May 31st! She'll be 19! Now time to shop for the pickiest person I know! I want to get her something so incredibly awesome, but its so difficult!
I'm very pregnant.
here is proof.
maybe one day i'll ghave a preggers picture of myself that I didn't take of myself in the bathroom at work. lol.
Here's whats up with MGT:
Your Baby
The big news this week is lung development—baby's respiratory system is almost completely mature. That means if your baby was born this week, odds are he'd be a healthy bouncing baby with a just a little help from his friends (aka, the NICU). Some of the specifics are:
Your baby can now detect light and tell the difference between night and day (of course that ability will miraculously disappear once he's born and up all night screaming). His pupils will constrict and dilate in response to light. If you shine a flashlight on your belly, your baby may shy away from the light as if to say, "Cut it out, Ma. You're soooo annoying."
The bones in your baby's skull are soft and are not yet fused together. In other words, now is not the time to teach him how to do a headspin while breakdancing. This pliability allows the bones to overlap; making that trip down the tight birth canal possible (and resulting in that surprising cone head look your baby will sport for the first few days post-birth. Don't worry, it's totally normal and that's what hats are for.)
Your baby will continue to pack on the pounds gaining around ½ pound a week from here on out.
Your baby weighs about 4½ pounds, as much as a grownup duck, and is approximately 17.5 inches long, about the same as a collarbone-length pearl necklace. (Did somebody say push present?)
(www.3dpregnancy.parentsconnect.com)
That's all for now. I wish I was in the sun.
LOVE!
always,
Mary Beth and Molly Grace
You look awesome! Just as I suspected :) I hope all is well with you and Molly Grace.
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