
I love being pregnant. I am one of those dreaded people most women want to slap. I have had incredible pregnancies with no complaints. I don't have nausea, I haven't gotten any headaches, not much swelling, no back pain....maybe I should stop, I might be losing friends.
I do notice the loosening up of joints (hips popping out when walking) and a little discomfort while sleeping but it's nothing a snoogle body pillow can't fix. One thing that happened with this pregnancy versus the last one was my belly button has popped out a little. I do get a little heartburn once in a while but a drink of water and some tums always does the trick. I've had some funny dreams. I dreamt that Brett sent me back to work at Food 4 Less (where I worked while pregnant with Bryson) and I was very upset to be there. I dreamt that I reinstated breast feeding with Bryson just so my milk would already be in by the time the baby got here (weird).
I have started nesting already. My bags are packed, all the baby stuff is cleaned and in a laundry basket ready to be moved into our room when he gets here. Bryson has a suitcase mostly packed (minus the stuff he uses on a day to day basis) and ready for which ever grandparent is going to take him for a few days. It seems a little early to have all this stuff ready, but I am known for being prepared too early. Maybe my mind is telling me this one will be early? I have been running a couple weeks ahead in my measurements. Whatever happens, I've loved every minute. I'm excited to meet my new son and I'm glad it's all starting to sink in.

Some things that are happening with the baby now:
"Baby is gaining weight rapidly now as more fat is deposited under the skin. By the end of the month he will weigh around 3 pounds and measure about 16 inches long. Head hair is starting to grow and eyebrows and eyelashes are present. Nails have reached the tops of fingers and toes. Brain growth in this and the next two months will be dramatic, and will continue rapidly through the first two years of life. The lungs, while still immature are beginning to function; a baby born now has a very good chance of survival."-what to expect when you're expecting-