I went to have my second ultrasound today. The baby looked bigger and is doing well. She wasn't in breach anymore. She had her head down and the legs were very much high in the tummy. When the technician was trying to get a view of her head, I guess the baby felt the pressure and she kicked pretty hard. She seems to enjoy playing with her own toes. Last time we saw her, she was playing with the toes. This time, she was still playing with her toes. Cute stuff. And, she has grown from less than a pound in November 30 to 2 lbs and 1 oz today. So, she is officially back on track in terms of growth. Yay, no more worries for not gaining enough weight. I have gained 16 lbs so far too and I am always hungry.
Having a baby girl sure is different. I can see how I am getting wider, literally... wider to the sides! I hope I won't be too round by the end of the third trimester. My back is hurting since a few days ago. The beauty of 3rd trimester is starting to kick in...
Having a baby girl sure is different. I can see how I am getting wider, literally... wider to the sides! I hope I won't be too round by the end of the third trimester. My back is hurting since a few days ago. The beauty of 3rd trimester is starting to kick in...
Can you tell who is the boss at home? Gong gong was doing yoga and David took advantage of that and climbed on him. He is stuck to him all the time.
David likes dogs. He doesn't care if they were big or small, black or white, bark or no bark. He would just run towards them and scream in delight. That makes my heart drop all the time!
We didn't have a party for him this time. We cooked and ate at home. David had to have the seaweed soup on his birthday (Korean tradition). We got a cake and decorations for him. He was so busy all day that he didn't even nap. So, when we were eating and cutting cake, he was cranky and excited at the same time. We were all worked up just to get him in a good mood for a few smiley pictures. So, it turned out OK in the end.
Thank you for all your gifts! David is a lucky boy to have you as family and friends.