How far along: 10+4, 1st Trimester :Current EED: 8/4/2010 (Baby still expected to be born in July)
Total weight gain/loss: +2 (at last appointment)
Maternity clothes: Regular clothes :)
Stretch marks: None!
Sleep: Still very tired.
Best moments this week: Finding out my Zofran was finally refilled! (my new prescription company sucks)
Belly button in or out?: Innie
Craving: I think I finally understand this baby. Veggies, fish and fruit (sans apples) and this LO seems to be happy.
What I am looking forward to: 1/26 – we get to look at the cord and make sure everything formed properly.
belly pic: Nada
PreEclampsia Watch: Headaches 3 days in a row, however It looks like those were regular pregnancy headaches.
Maternity clothes: Regular clothes :)
Stretch marks: None!
Sleep: Still very tired.
Best moments this week: Finding out my Zofran was finally refilled! (my new prescription company sucks)
Belly button in or out?: Innie
Craving: I think I finally understand this baby. Veggies, fish and fruit (sans apples) and this LO seems to be happy.
What I am looking forward to: 1/26 – we get to look at the cord and make sure everything formed properly.
belly pic: Nada
PreEclampsia Watch: Headaches 3 days in a row, however It looks like those were regular pregnancy headaches.
Your Baby: Measuring Up
It's getting increasingly difficult to measure the embryo's total length, legs included, because of the way it's curled up in your uterus. An easier and more common measurement is from crown to rump -- the distance from the top of the head to the buttocks - which is about 1.57 inches. The embryo's estimated weight is about 1/5 ounce. All the major body organs have begun to form, as have the bones of the skeleton. Its eyelids are growing and the outer ears are forming. Usually, after 10 weeks, fetal dopplers can find the baby's heartbeats, and ultrasound can show the baby's body movements (wiggling).
