We have landscaping! Yay!
The front door still isn't painted - it will be black.
and is about 16.7 inches long, taking up a lot of space in your uterus. Mommy is 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.
, I AM UP ALL NIGHT!). To help relieve your discomfort, try sleeping propped up with pillows and eating smaller meals more often (THIS LATTER ONE IS NOT AN OPTION..).You may have lower-back pain (HELLO - i asked my doc about this and he just said that Parker is probably sitting on my tail bone and there isn't anything I can do about it.... lovely) as your pregnancy advances. If you do, let your caregiver know right away, particularly if you haven't had back pain before, since it can be a sign of preterm labor. Assuming it's not preterm labor that's ailing you, you can probably blame your growing uterus and hormonal changes for your aching back. Your expanding uterus shifts your center of gravity and stretches out and weakens your abdominal muscles, changing your posture and putting a strain on your back. Hormonal changes in pregnancy loosen your joints and the ligaments that attach your pelvic bones to your spine. This can make you feel less stable and cause pain when you walk, stand, sit for long periods (does sitting in my office chair for 9 hours a day count?), roll over in bed, get out of a low chair or the tub, bend, or lift things.







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SO - that is the overall consensus of our feelings now that we are into our 30th week of pregnancy and we start our count down of only 9 weeks and 6 days to go! YIKES!










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