I didn't realize how much stuff we already had for her and it was clear that we needed to do something about it. Since our closet is stuffed to the gills already, we thought it would be a good idea to get her something that would be only for her stuff...something that wasn't made of partical board (material Jesse and I have become accustomed to since we've been married). So, after much research I finally found a children's armoire that Jesse and I both like and I ordered it today. I can't wait to get it so we can finally get all these clothes washed and put away. I figure the more we can do now, the less we'll have to do later.
As far as the pregnancy goes, it continues to be a pretty mild pregnancy. We see our doctor twice a month now for routine checkups but everything has been normal. I still don't experience much swelling and I'm still able to work just as much as I used to, which has been nice. I've been getting to know all about the dreaded hot flashes though. I feel like the pregnant women on "Father of the Bride II" when they're dying of heat and the dad is in a winter coat and hat. Only in this case, the dad is everyone that steps foot in our apartment. In the past few weeks I've only turned the heat on once, and that was for Randi's sake.
As for Avery, she still continues to be stubborn about letting people feel her move. Randi, God bless her, has been trying to coax some sort of movement from her but she just won't give but Grandma Monet finally felt a small kick from her this past weekend. She tends to really get moving when I'm at the computer or just before bedtime although she has started to get a little active through the night. She's also started to get hiccups which I experienced, without a doubt, last night. She's been getting them for about a week now but they've usually been pretty faint...not last night though. I guess it's her way of letting me know she's still in there...although the jabs to the sides have been working too.
As for Avery, she still continues to be stubborn about letting people feel her move. Randi, God bless her, has been trying to coax some sort of movement from her but she just won't give but Grandma Monet finally felt a small kick from her this past weekend. She tends to really get moving when I'm at the computer or just before bedtime although she has started to get a little active through the night. She's also started to get hiccups which I experienced, without a doubt, last night. She's been getting them for about a week now but they've usually been pretty faint...not last night though. I guess it's her way of letting me know she's still in there...although the jabs to the sides have been working too.
Week 31