Never be afraid to try something new. Remember amateurs built the ark; professionals built the titanic.

Monday, December 5, 2016

Baby Girl Week 20

Halfway There!!!!




Baby girl is about as long a carrot. I think I felt her move for the first time this week but it was just a little flutter. So excited to meet her in another 20 weeks.

It's a... GIRL!!!!

We found out we are having a girl. John and I went to the ultrasound together in the morning and found out the gender together. I headed home and John headed to class after the appointment. I picked up the kids from the sitter and we headed out to look for silly string. It took 4 stores to find one that had the right color (and enough). We did a poll of what a few people thought we were having .  We got a cute neighbor girl to come do the video for us in the evening. It was so much fun to spray the silly string, Rachel had a blast once I helped her do it and David enjoyed eating the top of the can.








Sunday, December 4, 2016

Baby Kidd Week 19




Baby Kidd is about 6 inches long and around half a pound. About the size of a mango. He or she can now make intricate facial gestures such as frowning or smiling. 

Monday, November 21, 2016

Baby Kidd Week 18




Baby Kidd is now about 5 and a half inches long which is the size of a baked potato. He or she has cute little ears and working ear bones so they can hear sounds through the amniotic fluid; it is similar to how things sounds underwater.

Baby Kidd Week 17




Baby Kidd is about 5 inches long from head to rump which is the same as a jar of salsa. He or she has also begun to develop the all-important adipose tissue or in other words baby fat.

Monday, November 7, 2016

Baby Kidd Week 16




Baby Kidd weighs about the same as a deck of cards. The baby has fingernails and toenails that will be little talons by the time baby is born.
Depending on where the baby is sitting I could him/her kick any time now.

Monday, October 31, 2016

Baby Kidd Week 15





Baby Kidd is about the size of a beefsteak tomato. He or she has started "breathing" amniotic fluid.