This Unfamiliar Road

Welcome to Week 19...Fun things going on!

What's going on this week...


What's New: We've begun the name search. I have realized just how picky I am!

What's Old: Fatigue is almost gone...I'm ready to actually feel this second trimester bliss!

Baby: The size of an artichoke (about 5.6 inches long and 6.7 ounces)
         
        Heart Rate: 150's... I love the perks of working in a women's center- that doppler is always     
                                      handy!

Cravings: Give me alllll the cheese balls!

Here we are- ready to document this exciting time!


What's New: This belly! I don't know if it's because we finally spilled the beans, but the bump has arrived. Feeling more pronounced "kicks", rather than twitched and flutters.

What's Old: Fatigue...it's improving, so I'm hoping it's on the way out!

Baby: The size of a pomegranate (about 5.1 inches long and 5.9 ounces)
       Heart Rate: 140's

Cravings: melon fruit, especially cantaloupe

We are super excited to announce that our family is growing!

It's little sister's turn to head off to school!
Eliza is attending the same church preschool that Peyton went to- we just love the program and all of the teachers!



Because Eliza still has some separation anxiety, I was totally prepared for a dramatic first day of school. E totally surprised us as she hopped out of the car and ran inside! I sure hope it stays that way this year!


It's hard to believe my baby is big enough for school! Reach high, Boo!

Hey y'all!

I am so excited to announce the launch of our new perinatal education class: Boot Camp for New Moms! This class was inspired by its "brother" class Boot Camp for New Dads, facilitated by my very own hubs :)

Boot Camp is not an exercise class, or a course on infant care; it is a discussion-based workshop for parents-to-be to join experienced parents and their babies to learn about life as a new family.

In Mommy Boot Camp, we focus on topics like breastfeeding, comforting techniques, male bonding timeline, and going back to work. The workshop is a judgement-free zone where rookie moms can ask veteran moms about their experiences as a new Mom.



Here are some upcoming classes at my hospital- let your Mom-to-be friends know!

Oh... I have been so naive in thinking this day would never come. My sweet P is off to Kindergarten and this Momma is a complete wreck. Why is it that we have such trouble letting go? I know P is more than ready, but it's hard to imagine her navigating through her day ALL by herself!

Of course, we read "The Night Before Kindergarten" at bedtime. And I could barely make it through.






I hosted a "Mommies and Mimosas" gathering afterwards so we could all cry together...and have an excuse to drink at 7:30am! I think it's going to be a GREAT year for Peyton. I can't wait to see her blossom. Go Colts!