The weeks are flying by now! Hard to believe that we'll be meeting our little guy so soon. :)
How far along? 32 weeks
Total weight gain/loss: Five pounds above my pre-pregnancy weight in October
Maternity clothes? Absolutely.
Stretch marks? Still not seeing any. *knock on wood*
Sleep: Surprisingly better. The last few nights I've only woken and gotten up once or twice. It had been anywhere from every hour to two hours I was waking up.
Best moment this week: Enjoying time over the weekend with family & friends celebrating and sharing in his kicks - this was the first time my parents and sister had felt him move.
Movement: Still plenty of movement. All during the day (or at least he isn't waking me if he's active overnight). He loves to stick his feet straight up to the top of my belly - just below the sternum. At times I can even see a little lump there. I'll push on it and he might retreat, but often he'll push back harder! LOL
Food cravings: No strong cravings at the moment.
Labor Signs: None.
Belly Button in or out? Still in.
Milestones: We're closer to being ready for his arrival. The crib is made up and the car seat is in the car. :)
Energy Level: Still pretty high. I'm keeping up with my regular activities and my weekly prenatal water aerobics classes.
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The weeks are ticking by arent they? : )
ReplyDeleteI managed to squeak by my entire first pregnancy without stretch marks and then one lone one showed up the week before he popped out.
You're doing great! Pregnancy is an amazing thing, isn't it? Love the updates! :-)
ReplyDeleteHow awesome that you feel so well, please send me your adress so I can mail you a little something for the little guy.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy that things are going well for you and baby.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like all is going well - cherish every moment
ReplyDeleteSarah, Glad you are doing so good!
ReplyDeleteLOL on the car seat already waiting in the car...you guys are on the ball! :) With our first, the car seat was in "the pile" to take to the hospital.
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