How Far Along? : 26 weeks!
TOTAL Weight Gain: 11 ibs as of 12/29
Maternity clothes? : yep! pants, shirts, everything! got a couple more shirts yesterday, non-maternity just bought in a bigger size. they're super cute too!
Stretch Marks? : none yet!
Sleep: i think i finally found my sweet spot with my snoogle! sleeping a lot better.
Best Moment This Week: hasn't happened yet, but coffee with SIL Becca on Saturday and joey's birthday dinner/laser tag saturday night!
Miss Anything? : not really!
Movement: all the time; shes kicking a lot harder now too!
Food Cravings: sweets, as always. and FRUIT! sushi and hibachi! cravings haven't changed!
Anything Making You Queasy or Sick? : nope! feelin' great these days.
Gender: GIRL!
Labor Signs: none
Symptoms: swollen fingers, they look like little sausages!
Belly Button In or Out? : half in, half out- seriously...its possible.still hasn't popped!
Wedding Rings On or Off? : on but feelin' tight!
Happy or Moody? : lately? sleepy/lazy!
"Wow! Can you believe baby has eyelashes at 26 weeks? And she’s amping up to start batting them soon. At this point, it probably feels like this baby (who you haven’t even met yet) has taken over your life. She’s interfering with your sleep. She’s messing with your brain. (Forget much?) She might even be giving you a stress headache or two. It’s normal to be experiencing some mild swelling, but around week 26, it’s important to watch out for swelling severe or sudden -- it could be the sign of a dangerous condition called preeclampsia. Notice your belly occasionally feeling really tight? That’s a contraction. Yup, already. Don’t freak out though -- your body is just practicing some tightening in preparation for labor. As long as the contractions aren’t steady or severe, you’re not in labor.Her eyes are forming, and his eyes will soon start to open. And her eyelashes are now grown, too.She's getting her immune system ready for life on the outside by soaking up your antibodies.She's taking breaths, too. They're of amniotic fluid, not air, but it's still good practice."
-thebump.com
She's still growing in the 13.6- to 14.8-inch and 1.5- to 2.5-pound range, and developing her senses, features and talents!
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