Post if your wife is pregnant
10-10-2007
, 05:31 PM
My boy is one year old today. He's happy, hale and strong.
Happy Birthday, Cullen!
Happy Birthday, Cullen!
10-17-2007
, 11:56 AM
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Less than two weeks before her first birthday, my daughter called me "Dad."
My wife was getting her in her pajamas after her bath tonight and I was just watching, making goofy faces and what-not. My daughter gave me a big grin, then paused and said, "Da-d." We were shocked. Then my wife said to her, "Alena, who's that?" while pointing to me. Once again, but a little more forceful, my baby said, "Dad."
When we cheered for her, she started laughing and clapping, and then farted bare-assed on my wife's hand while my wife was applying Balmex.
My wife was getting her in her pajamas after her bath tonight and I was just watching, making goofy faces and what-not. My daughter gave me a big grin, then paused and said, "Da-d." We were shocked. Then my wife said to her, "Alena, who's that?" while pointing to me. Once again, but a little more forceful, my baby said, "Dad."
When we cheered for her, she started laughing and clapping, and then farted bare-assed on my wife's hand while my wife was applying Balmex.
10-17-2007
, 01:20 PM
Quote:
Less than two weeks before her first birthday, my daughter called me "Dad."
My wife was getting her in her pajamas after her bath tonight and I was just watching, making goofy faces and what-not. My daughter gave me a big grin, then paused and said, "Da-d." We were shocked. Then my wife said to her, "Alena, who's that?" while pointing to me. Once again, but a little more forceful, my baby said, "Dad."
When we cheered for her, she started laughing and clapping, and then farted bare-assed on my wife's hand while my wife was applying Balmex.
My wife was getting her in her pajamas after her bath tonight and I was just watching, making goofy faces and what-not. My daughter gave me a big grin, then paused and said, "Da-d." We were shocked. Then my wife said to her, "Alena, who's that?" while pointing to me. Once again, but a little more forceful, my baby said, "Dad."
When we cheered for her, she started laughing and clapping, and then farted bare-assed on my wife's hand while my wife was applying Balmex.
My youngest, the baby, will be 12 in a couple of months and he never misses a chance to fart on or around Mom or Dad. Some never outgrow that part.
10-25-2007
, 02:38 PM
Quote:
Quote:
Less than two weeks before her first birthday, my daughter called me "Dad."
My wife was getting her in her pajamas after her bath tonight and I was just watching, making goofy faces and what-not. My daughter gave me a big grin, then paused and said, "Da-d." We were shocked. Then my wife said to her, "Alena, who's that?" while pointing to me. Once again, but a little more forceful, my baby said, "Dad."
When we cheered for her, she started laughing and clapping, and then farted bare-assed on my wife's hand while my wife was applying Balmex.
My wife was getting her in her pajamas after her bath tonight and I was just watching, making goofy faces and what-not. My daughter gave me a big grin, then paused and said, "Da-d." We were shocked. Then my wife said to her, "Alena, who's that?" while pointing to me. Once again, but a little more forceful, my baby said, "Dad."
When we cheered for her, she started laughing and clapping, and then farted bare-assed on my wife's hand while my wife was applying Balmex.
10-29-2007
, 08:16 PM
Dear 2+2,
I am both incredibly happy and incredibly nervous to announce that my wife is pregnant. The second trimester begins either today (Monday the 29th) or tomorrow (Tuesday the 30th), depending on how you count things. So, the official due date is in May, but we're inducing around 38 weeks (April 25th).
After Allan's stillbirth and a subsequent miscarriage, we're officially "high risk" now, so we've had a lot of appointments, including 5 ultrasounds so far. The little one is *very* cute
. At the last ultrasound appointment, the technician was nice enough to hit the 3D/4D button .. wow, that stuff is simply amazing!
Like Ken_AA, we got a fetal doppler monitor for peace of mind. We also got a KickTrak, an awesome little device that helps with kick counting. I don't really feel like preaching here, but I'll just mention that good scientific research has shown that kick counting reduces the risk of stillbirth.
As they say on the internet,
LET US GOGOGO
-poin/michael
I am both incredibly happy and incredibly nervous to announce that my wife is pregnant. The second trimester begins either today (Monday the 29th) or tomorrow (Tuesday the 30th), depending on how you count things. So, the official due date is in May, but we're inducing around 38 weeks (April 25th).
After Allan's stillbirth and a subsequent miscarriage, we're officially "high risk" now, so we've had a lot of appointments, including 5 ultrasounds so far. The little one is *very* cute
. At the last ultrasound appointment, the technician was nice enough to hit the 3D/4D button .. wow, that stuff is simply amazing!Like Ken_AA, we got a fetal doppler monitor for peace of mind. We also got a KickTrak, an awesome little device that helps with kick counting. I don't really feel like preaching here, but I'll just mention that good scientific research has shown that kick counting reduces the risk of stillbirth.
As they say on the internet,
LET US GOGOGO
-poin/michael
