I swear, one time- somehow, somewhere, some place, I will be pregnant when no one else is. Or at least when less than 86% of the population is. It's doable, I am sure.
Other news- I appreciate all the congrats. =]
We aren't sure when the baby is due.
We went in for a doctor appt the end of January and they told me I was about 12-14 weeks along and due about July 10th-20th. I go in 4 weeks later and the doctor tells me I am about 15-16 weeks along and due early/mid August.
Confusing, right?
I just hope this baby and Sariah don't share the same birthday. That would be awkward. What would you even call that? The Twilight Twins? (As in the Twilight Zone, not the vampires. Darn Twilight, ruins everything).
So far, I think it is a boy. I have pretty easy pregnancies, but this one has been slightly more difficult. IE. I got a sinus cold for two weeks- which apparently occurs 1/3 pregnancies.
Also, we don't know if we are finding out the gender.
For those of you knew around here, we didn't find out what Sariah was until she was born- our choice, not because the ultrasound didn't show. And we LOVED it. It made it a lot more exciting, and I promise- it is not as hard as everyone thinks it is going to be. But since it was my choice last time, I am leaving it up to Joe this time to decide- and he hasn't. But we still have another 4 weeks till our next ultrasound.
Also, Sariah has quite the attitude. She is kinda like a teenager, and not even two yet. No lie. She just waves you off when she doesn't want you, and comes crying when she needs something.
I know your saying, "Typical toddler" but no- she isn't. And if your convinced she is, let me believe she isn't. Okay?
Tonight I was taking a bath and Sariah woke up (an hour after she went to bed). Joe went to console her back to sleep, and he fought long and hard but she won (I swear- she is stubborn when she wants something). So, Joe picked her up and she pointed down the hallway. He walked to the family room where she looked around and notice I was not there. So onward she pointed to our bedroom. We walked in and she studied the bed, and upon not finding me she noticed our bathroom light was on and pointed at the door. Joe said "Nope", and turned around. She then said "mama" and started to cry. So, Joe gave up and upon seeing me, she didn't smile, or reach for me. Just nodded in approval that I was there and waited for me. Then went to bed the instant I sat down with her in my arms.
She is a conniving little thing.
And that, is the baby time for today.
I try not to overload people- because I don't think that people other than my family cares about this stuff too much. And I wish I had a funny story for you.
Oh, Sariah LOVES to dance with Scouts stub of a tail. We actually call it a nub a lot, and it is a bit strange, but Sariah grabs onto that thing and walks around with Scout everywhere.
The End.
Other news- I appreciate all the congrats. =]
We aren't sure when the baby is due.
We went in for a doctor appt the end of January and they told me I was about 12-14 weeks along and due about July 10th-20th. I go in 4 weeks later and the doctor tells me I am about 15-16 weeks along and due early/mid August.
Confusing, right?
I just hope this baby and Sariah don't share the same birthday. That would be awkward. What would you even call that? The Twilight Twins? (As in the Twilight Zone, not the vampires. Darn Twilight, ruins everything).
So far, I think it is a boy. I have pretty easy pregnancies, but this one has been slightly more difficult. IE. I got a sinus cold for two weeks- which apparently occurs 1/3 pregnancies.
Also, we don't know if we are finding out the gender.
For those of you knew around here, we didn't find out what Sariah was until she was born- our choice, not because the ultrasound didn't show. And we LOVED it. It made it a lot more exciting, and I promise- it is not as hard as everyone thinks it is going to be. But since it was my choice last time, I am leaving it up to Joe this time to decide- and he hasn't. But we still have another 4 weeks till our next ultrasound.
Also, Sariah has quite the attitude. She is kinda like a teenager, and not even two yet. No lie. She just waves you off when she doesn't want you, and comes crying when she needs something.
I know your saying, "Typical toddler" but no- she isn't. And if your convinced she is, let me believe she isn't. Okay?
Tonight I was taking a bath and Sariah woke up (an hour after she went to bed). Joe went to console her back to sleep, and he fought long and hard but she won (I swear- she is stubborn when she wants something). So, Joe picked her up and she pointed down the hallway. He walked to the family room where she looked around and notice I was not there. So onward she pointed to our bedroom. We walked in and she studied the bed, and upon not finding me she noticed our bathroom light was on and pointed at the door. Joe said "Nope", and turned around. She then said "mama" and started to cry. So, Joe gave up and upon seeing me, she didn't smile, or reach for me. Just nodded in approval that I was there and waited for me. Then went to bed the instant I sat down with her in my arms.
She is a conniving little thing.
And that, is the baby time for today.
I try not to overload people- because I don't think that people other than my family cares about this stuff too much. And I wish I had a funny story for you.
Oh, Sariah LOVES to dance with Scouts stub of a tail. We actually call it a nub a lot, and it is a bit strange, but Sariah grabs onto that thing and walks around with Scout everywhere.
The End.


