37 weeks Pregnancy #3 pregnancy update

Bump Update: 37 weeks

DISCLAIMER: This post contains information about our pregnancy. Because I know all too well how these kinds of posts may affect my fellow #ttcsisters and #ttcbrothers, especially those experiencing loss, I include this disclaimer to forewarn you. I understand how much these posts can sting and promise to continue to add the disclaimer on any post that may be related to this pregnancy (assuming viability) so that you may have the option to bow out of reading. I understand and I am still praying for all of you.

Baby is the size of romaine lettuce

Hello everyone!  Wow, I’m late for updating.  I have no excuse.  I simply haven’t been writing and updating like I should. This was an eventful week as I celebrated my 39th birthday!  I also spent some time with the family.
Week 31: 18-25 July 2019


How far along: 38 weeks
How big is baby: the size of a head of Romaine lettuce, approximately 7 pounds.

Mommy’s Weight:  174 pounds.  
Gender: Unknown (Team Green)
Events of this week: Happy Birthday to Me!




Prepping for: Baby’s arrival, Bug’s basketball game, back to school, and freezer meals.
Symptoms: Braxton Hicks, heartburn, vomiting, snoring

Baby/Maternity purchases: About to purchase:  Baby book, maternity bra, nipple cream, and toiletries

Stretch marks: Yes

Belly Button: Flat
Food cravings: Slurpees



Food aversions: Not really

Sleep: Not as much as I would like, but enough that I feel like baby is resting.

Movement: Most of the day and consistently from 10-11 at night.

 Best Moment(s) of the Week: The birthday weekend pampering was beautiful.

Not so great moment:  My morning sickness is back though it isn’t morning sickness.  It’s full on vomiting and usually occurs after I eat.  Baby is pressing on the tummy, I suppose.
Happy or Moody:  Moody.  This was the HOTTEST week on record with temps in the 90s and heat indices in the 100s.  I didn’t want to move or be touched.  I was miserable.

Leave. Me. Alone.

Looking forward to:   Starting maternity leave.

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