How far along? 30 Weeks!! Only 7 more until Baby Dep is full term!
Size of Baby: Cucumber (15.5 inches long, 3 pounds) - Not sure if I have ever seen a 15.5 inch long cucumber. Have you?
Waist: 40 in.
Total weight gain: 18.5 pounds. I somehow managed to gain 2 pounds last week...
Maternity clothes? Yes
Stretch marks? No new ones.
Sleep: Not so good again. I have a very hard time getting comfortable and it takes me a while to fall asleep because of that. Tinkerbell has been more lovey at bedtime though and is always snuggled up right by my head. She also likes to sleep on my stomach and I know she can feel Baby Dep kicking.
Best moment this week: Baby is definitely a mover at night when its time to go to bed. My whole belly moves, its crazy. Really, what is he doing in there? Somersaults or something! Anyway, the best part is that now Todd gets to feel that instead of just kicks and taps and I can tell it fascinates him. He looks forward to feeling him move now and that makes me very happy.
Miss anything? No
Movement: Can't get away from it.
Food cravings: Nothing new, although I can't get enough of Dove milk chocolate..that's nothing new though. Todd, I expect a giant bag of those for Valentine's Day :)
Anything making you queasy or sick: No
Gender: Boy!
Labor signs: Nope.
Symptoms: All the usuals, nothing really new. I can tell my belly is getting bigger though (obviously). It feels different when I sit and I have to make an effort not to slouch because my sides start to hurt very quickly. I get uncomfortable in any position really. Actually, I also think Baby sits/lays on my bladder. Definitely have to go more frequently.
Belly button in or out? Out, but you can't quite tell through my clothes though.
Wedding rings on or off? On.
Happy or moody most of the time: Happy. It is easier for some things to set me off though.
Looking forward to: My next ultrasound again (Feb 11) and our "Babymoon" to the Lake Valentine's Day weekend.
Fact: He now almost fills up your entire uterine cavity, and his arms and legs have grown much plumper, thanks to the continued growth of subcutaneous fat. By 30 weeks, his eyelids open and close. He will keep his eyes closed for most of the day though. When his eyes are open, he will be able to track light inside of your womb, though his vision isn't "perfect" or 20/20. (-Everyday Family)
Everyday Family says its time to pack my hospital bag...eek!
Todd and I are planning on a vaginal delivery with the use of an epidural. I thought this video was really funny...Todd didn't however.