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Baby Scheller #3

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I have a note on my phone typed up about the night we found out about BS #3, so I will also post that soon. For now, enjoy my 14 week bumpdate! : )


How Far along: 14 weeks 

Baby's size: navel orange

Weight loss/gain:none

Sleep: Waking up to go to the bathroom about once a night.

Gender: As soon as we had found out, I thought boy, but the longer I've been sick and throwing up, I think maybe a girl.  Reid says without a doubt he's having another baby sister and he won't talk about a baby brother!

Movement:  none yet, but with Savannah it was around this time, so I'm hoping it will be soon!

Best Moment of this week:Only throwing up once! Haha!

Looking Forward: My next dr appointment in less than 2 weeks!

Food cravings: Ice cream tonight.  I have NOT wanted many sweets these past 11 weeks.  

Anything making you feel sick or queasy:Apparently Chef Boyardee spaghetti and meatballs that Zach suggested I eat! Did NOT end well.  Zach ran behind me and closed the bathroom door before I started throwing up.

Symptoms: Vomiting, that's about it!

Dr. Appt: 2 more weeks

Workouts: Painting rooms! 

What I miss: Not feeling sick.

Things that stink: Not having energy to make it through the day without a nap!

Things that don't stink Growing our sweet baby!  Realizing that we are going to be a family of 5.  I actually still don't think I've fully wrapped my head around that.

Labor signs?: nope

Mama's Thoughts: I am feeling a little unhappy with the weight I started at, but am happy that for these last 11 weeks I've lost some weight. 

Daddy's Thoughts: Zach is excited and nervous.

Baby: Who knows what's going on in there?

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