Everything is good.

posted by Angela on May 8, 2008 at 06:05:03

We went to the OB yesterday for my four week check up. The OB said that everything looks good. My weight gain, blood pressure, and the baby's growth are all right on target. Also, George and I were able to hear Little Eldredge's heartbeat at 152 beats per minute. We scheduled the twenty week ultrasound for May 21st. I am sure the next two weeks will drag by.

Movement!

posted by Angela on May 3, 2008 at 12:28:24

This past week marked month 4 of my pregnancy. I am currently 17 weeks and 1 day. It is amazing at how fast this pregnancy is going along. Before we all know it it will be October and Little Eldredge will be making his/her appearance.

This week I felt the baby moving for the first time!!!! The first time was this past Sunday. I was taking a bath and I felt what I would describe as a little tickle in my tummy! Maybe this means that the baby will be as fond of baths as his/her...

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Stomach Sleeper No More!

posted by Angela on April 23, 2008 at 07:36:16

It seems that in the past week my stomach has grown! In fact, my stomach has grown so much that I can no longer sleep on my stomach, which is how I usually sleep. This is making it difficult for me to sleep at this point, but I am sure I will adapt (hope, hope, hope). Depending on what I am wearing I am showing! It just all happened so quickly.

Yesterday at work I had a co-worker do a doppler on me so that I could hear Little Eldredge's heartbeat! I do believe we have a very...

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15 Weeks

posted by Angela on April 18, 2008 at 17:17:59

Today I am 15 weeks. It seems like time is flying by. We have so much to do to prepare for Little Eldredge! One of the most important things we have to do is chose a name for our baby. It is amazing how hard it is to name a baby. We want a name that is classic, will stand the test of time, and is not trendy or overused. I am pretty sure we have a girl name. However it is a boy name that we are stuggling with, but it will all work out in the long run.

We also need to work on...

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