Any day now... actually any day in the next month or so... our little son will make his arrival.
Robert should weigh around 6 lbs and measure around 19 inches (stalk of Swiss Chard).
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Though they are uncomfortable, I am very thankful the Lord gave women "practice runs" for labor in Braxton Hicks contractions. They are a wonderful preparation for what real contractions will be like, and give me practice in how to breathe through a contraction.
Oh! I can't wait to cuddle my little boy and see what he looks like!
Us too~ Praying your next days/weeks are comfortable, calm, and cool! We love you! My camera is ready!
ReplyDeletePraise the LORD! Love you! Continuing in prayer for you!
ReplyDeleteFull term? Aren't you a little early...thought you wouldn't be full term until at least July 1st (unless I can't count)???? And Braxton Hicks already...wow!!! First babies are usually 2 weeks late, hope not for you.
ReplyDeleteYes mam! A baby is considered full term at 37 weeks, and I read that Braxton Hicks actually happen for most of the pregnancy, the mom just doesn't notice until the later weeks when they become stronger.
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