Oh Baby!
This page is dedicated to all the mommies-to-be
and new moms. Here I will be listing links to baby sites, sites on tips
during and after pregnancy, and sites to where you can win free prizes,
diapers, or if you want informational newsletters.
My baby was born on November 2nd, 1998.
I had a little boy, Nicholas James.
He was 8lbs. 7 ozs.
He is the best thing that ever happened
to me. And for those of you who don't know, I'm expecting again. Another
boy on September 17, 1999. Yeah, it is a little soon, but it happened.
I'm having troubles with the name game again, so if any of you have any
suggestions, I'd be happy to listen.
Just email me or put it in my guestbook,
ok? Yeah, so once again, I have to endure all the pleasures of pregnancy.
Feeling as if my stomach is going to explode, like, there is no way it
can expand anymore. And Oh! My aching back! My lower back feels as if it's
going to break away from my body, haha. I'm increasingly tired, hungry,
(of course, I'm always hungry). Just the other day, I got real depressed
at the doctor's office after I stepped on the scale. Going down to
130 lbs. and back to 150 lbs. AGAIN! in a matter of months will make
any woman insane. But you have to remember that most of it is baby weight
and it's only natural. So, if you're feeling down about your weight,
just remember that fact.
If you are wondering about any symptoms
that you may be having, yes, you can refer to some of the links below,
or hear them from someone who is going through them themselves.
Remember, every pregnancy is different.
And what I'm feeling may not be what
you're feeling.
I can feel when he has the hiccups, which
is a constant 20 minute interval of tapping in the tummy.
Ever watch your breast go flying in the
air?
Be prepared, it's going to happen.
And then there's the infamous Braxton
Hicks contractions. It's very hard to describe how they feel, but you'll
know it when they occur. It's not painful at all, just weird.
I just want this baby out of me, NO MORE!
Some women wonder about sex during pregnancy,
whether or not they should, is up to
them. But for me, sex has never been more desirable or enjoyable for me.
I'm serious, I want it all the time! I know alot of women choose
not to have sex because they feel uncomfortable with their ever-growing
tummy, but you ARE the most beautiful when you're pregnant. And knowing
that I will not be allowed to have sex for 3-6 weeks after childbirth,
I'm game until I'm in my last weeks!
Well, that's all for now.
I hope some of this info has been helpful.
Boy, I am really getting sick of the
gynecologist!
Good luck to you and your baby!
And check out my links below.
The BabyZone- Tips on pregnancy and parenting.
Huggies- Register to win a year's worth of diapers and wipes