Yesterday, Matt and I went for our 19 week check up and found out that the baby was healthy, growing well, and the BIG news/reveal......it's a girl!!! I drank about half of a Mellow Yellow before we went to the OB so she would be moving around and that she was. The doctor was actually laughing because at this visit you get all the measurements and she was flipping from one side to the other making it hard to measure. (Note: That is why in one picture she is on her stomach and the next she is on her back! :) He told us we were going to have our hands full when she comes out if she's still going like this! But, everything looks great. Her measurement are all good (she is actually a couple of week bigger than her due date so either she'll come early or we're going to have ourselves a big little girl! We have decided on the name Annie Lane Boss. We wanted something that wasn't common but at the same time was simple. We had some friend come over last night and brought us our first little girl gift (Picture above) and an adorable pink and green polka dot onesie cake! I can already tell we're going to have a lot of fun with all the pink and ruffles!
Since I didn't post last week, I also wanted to catch up a little with what else has been going on. Last Sunday, January 16th, was the first time I actually felt Annie move. We were on our way home from church, and I felt a small little bump. I wasn't confident it was her, but it felt different. On Monday, I felt her again for about 5 minutes after lunch. Since then, she has been on the move and moves all the time (especially when I eat chocolate...just like her mother!) It's so awesome to finally get to feel her move and Matt is dying to feel her. Hopefully it won't be to long and he can feel her move all around as well.
So, things are going well here and we are continuing to prepare for our baby girl! The fun part is about to begin as we start to decorate the nursery and get things ready for June. This pregnancy is flying by and she will be here before we know it!
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| Annie on her belly at 19 weeks (He wanted to show us the spinal cord was well developed) |
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| Annie on her side/back at 19 weeks (She's looking at us in this picture and he showed us the well developed facial bones!) |