Week: 10
How Big is Baby: Baby is the size of a prune! The Bump says "Now, she's about 1.2 inches long and weighs about .14 ounces. Her body length will almost double in the next three weeks. Baby has working arm joints, and her cartilage and bones are forming. Her vital organs are fully developed and they're starting to function. Her fingernails and hair are starting to appear, too. Plus, she's swallowing and kicking in there. (Can you believe it?!)"
Weight Gain: About 2 lbs I think.
Gender: Chris thinks it's a boy, and I think it's a girl.
Names: We have names and I thought we were 100%, but now we aren't exactly sure. We won't be sharing until the baby is born tho.
Symptoms: I'm pretty symptomless right now. I'm hoping it's because I am getting close to second tri. It's freaking me out a little bit, or a lot a bit.
Sleep: I've been sleeping really good.
Movement: too early for that, but I can't wait!
Maternity Clothes: Still in normal clothes. I wore leggings and a maternity shirt last hump day though. I didn't have any shirts long enough to wear with leggings so a maternity shirt was the only choice.
Food Cravings: Not really anything this week.
Food Aversions: Nothing.
Stretchmarks: not yet.
What I'm Looking Forward To: my birthday this weekend
What I Miss: nothing.
Next Drs Appointment: December 24th!
Best Moment of the Week: I got some maternity shirts in the mail from Chris's mom for my birthday. I ordered a doppler too and it should be coming tomorrow!
Black outfit is 9 weeks. Purple is today at 10 weeks. Definitely look like I've been studying, eek.
Good luck on your finals!
ReplyDeleteI was excited when I saw you blogged :) good luck on your finals!!!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to be on break soon :) Make sure you are taking it easy there Momma!
ReplyDeleteYou're adorable! So happy for you! :D
ReplyDeleteYou look so cute :)
ReplyDeleteI like your finals studying hair you should do it like that more often-court
ReplyDeleteI lost my symptoms pretty quickly with Gabriel. :) I know it's scary still though! Hopefully soon enough you'll be able to hear a thump on your doppler. I know it's a little soon still, but try right above your pubic bone and angel it downward...then move it slowly back and forth. It can take some time to hear just a few beats, then it'll be gone. Kellie's placenta was anterior so we didn't hear her heartbeat for quite awhile, as well as I didn't feel kicks until almost 20 weeks! So try to not think the worst, although I completely understand that's what comes to mind first! Good luck momma! :)
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