Aunt Angela made this sweet little Christmas tutu for Vera. She thoroughly enjoyed waltzing around the living room in it this morning!
We think she’s pretty cute!
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by Aliesha
by Aliesha
by Aliesha
I feel like we’re definitely on the “home stretch” now towards meeting our baby girl! She could be here anywhere from six to ten weeks from now, so that is very exciting. I’m guessing she’ll be here towards the later end of that spectrum, since Vera was so “late” and because I’m against unnecessary induction.
I feel somewhat depleted of energy lately, but I think that’s party due to how busy I’ve been with Christmas preparations, parties, baking, and gift-making. In the mornings when I wake up I often feel like I’ve been hit by a truck… not the best way to start the day! Hopefully I’ll be able to rest up some in January to prepare for labor!
I experienced excruciating back pain last night (I woke up crying around midnight from the pain so Tad went and got me some Tylenol PM, which I almost never take). It could have been from sitting on the floor wrapping presents or from poor posture at my desk, but I think maybe Mango was pushing on a nerve or something. It feels fine this morning!
Mango is a busy girl just like her sister, and because of how the placenta is positioned this time (at the top of the womb, under my ribs), I can feel her limb movements more than I could with Vera. It’s fun to “see” a little elbow/knee poking out now and then! She’s actually moving now as I type this. ๐
I haven’t yet:
-packed a single thing for the hospital
-purchased any necessary baby things (newborn disposable diapers, disposable nursing pads, etc.)
-made any meals for the freezer
-gotten the nursery ready for two
But I still have plenty of time, right? ๐
Week thirty-two with Vera.
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