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so i completely missed last week's update coz it's been a very hectic week until yesterday. but it was a lot of fun. the in-laws came from california and we did a mini road trip to portland and vancouver for thanksgiving. and now its back to reality! and back to trying to prepare for the baby's arrival next month! it really is the inevitable and it is quite overwhelming. i sat down yesterday with a pad and paper trying to figure out what really needs to be done. as i jotted down one thing, i realized this had to be done first before that can be done and this and that needs to be moved and all i was trying to do was make room for this little itty bitty baby who would probably weight no more than 7 lbs! i've sorted out the clothes that have been given to her and discovered she's got more clothes than i! it's just amazing the changes that a little ball of a baby will bring into an apartment, what more into our lives. i think that's going to be the hardest thing to adjust to. but im sure we'll be able to handle it. we're sure that god wouldn't give us something we can't handle... i just hope we dont fail miserably! *yikes* but for the most part, we fell ready and excited to meet our daughter... we're going to be parents and we cant wait to experience that.
Fetal development in pregnancy week 34:fetus in eighth month Your amazing baby is on the move! They’ve been riding fairly high in your stretched-out womb till now (while kindly compressing your poor internal organs), but now they’re planning on making the big move to your pelvis this week. If you haven’t noticed it already, you’ll be feeling the weight shift that signals that your baby is most likely out of breech position, with their head now resting on your pubic bone. In liver news: although not quite fully formed, your little miracle’s liver is now capable of processing a certain amount of waste. In general, most of your child’s prenatal physical development is pretty much up to snuff and ready for the outside world. Naturally, further weight gain is expected—so you’re still not at maximum capacity despite probably feeling like you definitely are maxed out.
our little peanut and our almighty god so i can personally thank him for all the blessings he has given us.
