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Here are pictures from our ultrasound this morning. If you can’t tell by looking…it’s a boy! If you are interested in seeing the whole ultrasound let us know and we will send you the link to the video!

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So, I’ve discovered a great baby website. Not because it has great tips or info or anything important like that, but because it has this photo gallery of women who are at the same point in their pregnancy as me. The comforting thing about this is that even though there is always someone skinnier, there [...]

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Baby’s skeleton is hardening, changing from rubbery cartilage to bone, and fat is finally accumulating around it. The umbilical cord is getting thicker and stronger, and those little fingers and toes are now topped by one-of-a-kind prints.

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tyler called me shamu today…i guess this is just the beginning of the fat jokes. hooray. ain’t pregnancy grand?

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Yesterday was a funny day as Paige and I made a quick trip to the store to get pregnancy necessities – candy and corndogs (this one is recent and I’m not quite sure where it came from). Anyways, during this trip we decided to drop by the baby section of wal-mart and look at [...]

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Your baby is adding to its list of reflex behaviors: blinking helps keep foreign objects out of their eyes and keeps their eyes moist, sucking and swallowing provide for the ingestion of nutrients. Right now, your baby is practicing all three of these reflex behaviors. It is also working on incorporating some additional reflexes, so [...]

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Watch what you say… tiny bones forming in baby’s ears mean the little one can now pick up your voice. Eyebrows, lashes and hair are starting to fill in, and taste buds are forming.

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Your baby measures 4 3/4 inches long (120 mm) crown to rump and weighs 3 3/4 ounces (104.5 g), having more than doubled its dimensions in a mere two weeks.

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Your baby’s head now appears upright—the chin no longer seems to rest on the chest.
You’ll probably feel most comfortable now that you’re in your second trimester. With any luck, morning sickness (if you had it) may be past and your energy level is likely to be up.

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At this point in development, your baby has a considerable range of foot and leg movements: It can kick, turn its feet outward and inward, curl its toes, and fan its toes.

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