Thursday, January 15, 2009

30 Weeks

Well, I'm 30 weeks along now and getting larger and more emotional.  I just can't imagine being a mommy.  I have days where I break down crying (mostly days following our birthing classes), and days where I get into cleaning/organizing mode (am I nesting or just trying to get things done while I can??)  I have such a range of thoughts...."I can't possibly give birth", "I can't wait to meet this little one", "Will I be an ok mom?", "Josh, what are we doing?????", "I love my little one already!"

We got to take a tour of the hospital the other night and it was VERY nice.  Josh kept saying, "WOW, this is nice.  It doesn't even feel like a hospital!", while I was thinking "Yes, it's nice, but I still have to birth a child here!!!!"  

I think baby is going to have such a fun personality and can't wait to see who he/she looks like! Baby is super active and super strong.  I was told to start a kick count and baby is suppose to get in 10 movements in 2 hours or less....my smart little baby only needs 5 minutes to get those 10 kicks in (yeah, my baby is advanced!!)   

We are supposed to have a few visitors over the next month which will hopefully make these next weeks fly by.  We shall see.  Hope everyone is doing well!!

With one of the flowers I got from Josh on "Wife Appreciation Day"

Me and baby at 30 weeks

4 comments:

Kristen Borland said...

WOW! 30 weeks?! yippee!!!

and, yes, all those feelings are totally normal. :) and there are more "fun" ones after you have the baby!

and for the record, you are going to be a GREAT mom!!!!!

Mama Mote said...

Okay. Let's try this again. I can't believe you are going to be a mom, Steph. How exciting! You will be a great mom. Hope things continue to go well as you get closer to THE BIRTH-DAY of your little one. Love you guys.

Priscilla Rynning said...

Hang in there! Can't wait to know if you are having a boy or a girl so I can get to knitting!!!

The Scholl Family said...

You'll be a great mom. You know why? Because you love your baby. Simple as that. You want the best for him/her and have already bonded! All your feelings are normal. The unknown factor can get scary when you've never had baby before (and even after you've been thru it) but I promise it is so, so worth it! I remember feeling more anxious after our birthing classes. At the point you're at, I was just wanting to have my baby in my arms and not in my body!!! (Except Jake, since he was so quickly on Brie's heels!)