22 weeks


Well! I have not been as diligent with baby #4 updates as I have with the other three. I was especially attentive to detail with Paxton because I *thought* he was our last baby. This time around, time gets away from me for sure. It is a very busy and transitional period in our lives right now. That mixed with trying to make sure the kiddos have a fun packed summer-my mind has been jumbled! 

It is comical how determined I was to have a nursery all ready to go for baby #1 & #2, but by #3, I knew what we could get away with and that baby would turn out just fine. Not to say having a nursery and a space just for them wasn't a priority, but I knew it is what you make it. 

So! Baby #4-he has a crib and a car seat, plenty of clothes, and we will make up the rest as we go along. Ha! He will be loved and is longed for. We can't wait to meet him! 

At my doctor appointment yesterday-I had gained 9 pounds. Donovan says my stomach "is getting huge" already. I am measuring 1 week ahead of where I am supposed to be, but that always fluctuates as they grow. Huxley is still laying transverse, face up-with his little booty on my right hip, and his head, arms & feet on my left. This transverse position he is in causes a lot of pelvic pain and I can only imagine the back pain that is to come. Pax was in the sameish position for a while too, and that definitely added to ligament and back pain. His heart rate was 154 and my blood pressure was 106/66, which has gone down! I am feeling fine despite the occasional nausea and pregnancy insomnia. In just 4 months, we will meet his little Huxley Thane. I can't wait! 

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