The crib. I really love it.
Side view of the crib, and how it fits in the living room.
Beautiful cherry wood changing table. Very solid and sturdy, and it's in brand new condition - no scratches or anything!
The bathtub. The cord is attached to a little pump with a shower attachment.
So that is what we have been up to this week! We are staying busy and just trying hard to not be impatient! (At least on my part. Tyler is almost always very patient.)
The pregnancy is great. I think I have been very lucky so far. Very little to no morning sickness in the first trimester, and this trimester has been great! The only thing that I have had issues with is I started having some spasms in the muscles in my back. My doctor referred me to an AMAZING chiropractor who is basically completely taken care of that problem, along with a few others I wasn't even aware of until he started working on them! (And my body feels so much better now that he has!) So if anyone needs a chiropractor, I have a great one, and a gift certificate for your first visit including an adjustment. But really, I feel like I have been really lucky.
My asthma started acting up pretty bad about a week ago. I think it's because of the inversion problem Utah has had recently. But it got bad enough that my OB could tell immediately when he walked in the room that something was up. He took one look at me and said, "Are you ok? You look like you can't breathe." So I told him I had been having some issues. He prescribed me a new inhaler and a steroid. I don't think I'll use the steroid unless it gets REALLY bad, but my new inhaler works so much better than my old one. I think just because my old one was, well, old. Laying down has been harder with breathing too. I am thinking about getting a wedge and sleeping slightly elevated. My torso is super short, and I think that my uterus may be growing up and putting pressure on my lungs already.
So really, all in all, I have been super lucky. I expected to have breathing issues with such a short torso. I haven't been sick like my mom was, and I haven't had super bad aches and pains like others have in pregnancy. I love being pregnant. I love feeling (and seeing!) our little guy wiggle and squirm.
I have an ultrasound video from our last appointment that I will have to post tomorrow, when Tyler resizes it. He cooperated a little better, but I still had to go back to the ultrasound tech twice because he wouldn't uncurl. But we were able to get a good profile and a straight on of his face. And we were able to see his lips! The detail was incredible! He looks like he has my top lip, and Tyler's profile. =) But it's still early, so we'll see!
The pregnancy is great. I think I have been very lucky so far. Very little to no morning sickness in the first trimester, and this trimester has been great! The only thing that I have had issues with is I started having some spasms in the muscles in my back. My doctor referred me to an AMAZING chiropractor who is basically completely taken care of that problem, along with a few others I wasn't even aware of until he started working on them! (And my body feels so much better now that he has!) So if anyone needs a chiropractor, I have a great one, and a gift certificate for your first visit including an adjustment. But really, I feel like I have been really lucky.
My asthma started acting up pretty bad about a week ago. I think it's because of the inversion problem Utah has had recently. But it got bad enough that my OB could tell immediately when he walked in the room that something was up. He took one look at me and said, "Are you ok? You look like you can't breathe." So I told him I had been having some issues. He prescribed me a new inhaler and a steroid. I don't think I'll use the steroid unless it gets REALLY bad, but my new inhaler works so much better than my old one. I think just because my old one was, well, old. Laying down has been harder with breathing too. I am thinking about getting a wedge and sleeping slightly elevated. My torso is super short, and I think that my uterus may be growing up and putting pressure on my lungs already.
So really, all in all, I have been super lucky. I expected to have breathing issues with such a short torso. I haven't been sick like my mom was, and I haven't had super bad aches and pains like others have in pregnancy. I love being pregnant. I love feeling (and seeing!) our little guy wiggle and squirm.
I have an ultrasound video from our last appointment that I will have to post tomorrow, when Tyler resizes it. He cooperated a little better, but I still had to go back to the ultrasound tech twice because he wouldn't uncurl. But we were able to get a good profile and a straight on of his face. And we were able to see his lips! The detail was incredible! He looks like he has my top lip, and Tyler's profile. =) But it's still early, so we'll see!
2 comments:
I think it's a great blessing you are having such an nice pregnancy. I also love the baby furniture.
I totally love how you've decorated. It's so cute!
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