The second weekend of November my mom through me a amazing baby shower at my house. She went above and beyond and did such a great job! My little living room was packed with 24 friends and family and we had a great time and ate yummy food.......Olivia was spoiled by everyone and according to my hubby may quite possibly be the best dressed baby in the world. My mother-in-law got to fly out for the shower and it was very special having her get to be a part of it.
Our nursery is coming together and almost finished at this point. I promise to get some pictures of it up soon. Ellen, my mother-in-law, got us the crib bed set we wanted and I love it even more in person then I did online!
Obviously not our nursery but here's what the online picture looks like
This last Sunday we went and had some maternity photos done and we got to look at a couple as a sneak peak last night......and although my face obviously is now pregnant with the rest of me, I am very happy with how they turned out and excited to see the rest soon. Here's the little sample we got to view.
And speaking of labor....it has never been something that has made me nervous at all......until now!! I find myself getting more and more anxious as the time approaches and starting to doubt myself when it comes to how tough I really am. My "plan" is a natural birth but I am also allowing myself to keep a very open mind and I am fully aware that the plan could change at any moment based on a number of variables....some of which I can't control. I have thought, until recently, that my plan would be a pretty easy goal to achieve but in the last few weeks (and after some midnight tummy cramps and discomforts) I am really questioning my ability to "tough it out". I know that the pain is temporary and that there is a purpose to it all and that no one actually dies from the pain of labor, and that many years ago there was no option of pain medication or epidurals ........but it still scares me a little (or maybe even more than a little). Hopefully my 3rd trimester jitters fade away in the weeks to come.


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