In two days at this time I will be getting ready to bring the Bean out. I'm not sure how sleep on Tuesday night is going to be, the adrenaline is probably going to be pounding all night long. We have my niece coming over to watch over the Peanut while we head into the hospital for pre-op and my parents are on their way as we speak.
We'll be bringing the Bean out via a c-section. I made the decision to go that route because with the Peanut I had one, and because it was an emergency procedure that took place even before a single real contraction was felt. Having the second child is supposed to be a little less daunting and the whole unknown involved with labour wasn't making this time around seem so. I felt that trying to go naturally combined with having the Peanut at home and having my parents here for only a few short days it was better to go the already trodden path.
The Bean has started to slow down a little bit, she's not kicking nearly as much and her movements seem to be focused to mostly at night. My belly has dropped down a little bit and I've got that waddle walk going on that happens when the baby's head is engaged and it feels like she's going to drop out with each step. The Peanut is a super help, running to pick things up for me when I drop them, helping to pic up after herself and just being a sweet heart.
This will be my last post for a while. As I mentioned I've got my parents on the way and I want to focus on the Peanut for the next two days. I'll post again once we're home and settled.
Monday, January 24, 2011
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5 comments:
lots of luck & love! Happy Birthday to the Bean.
how very exciting!! good luck!
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh exciting!!!! Yes, even though Angelina [above], already said it! :-)
Wonderful that your parents will be there to be of help and all!
Wrapping you in lots and lots of gentle hugs....
Yay! Will be thinking good thoughts for you :)
Congrats!
I'm late but I hope everything went well and that you are recovering and enjoying the little one. Take your time and let us know how things are when you've the energy. :)
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