I've read that after the first "tap tap" from the inner sanctum, it may be days or even weeks before feeling the baby again. So, I wasn't too worried about it. Today, though, at dinner, I had a nice little bop on my stomach! Haha! It made me smile immediately. Hello Baby!
Hello, indeed! She just wants you to know she's there!
ReplyDeleteHello Baby! Can't wait to know what colors I can shop for next month!
ReplyDeleteAwww...now is when it gets really exciting! Just wait until your belly looks like something out of a science fiction movie because the baby is moving around so much!
ReplyDeleteSo, if you start to feel rhythmic movement, it's probably hiccups. It took me forever to figure that out with Ian... I thought he was just kicking to a beat, a musician in the making or something! Of course with the way he moves his arms now, he might end up conducting!
ReplyDeleteIn utero, Ian got hiccups like twice a day. For a while after his was born, he still got them that often, then down to once a day, and now down to about once a week.
I meant "he was born" not "his was born." Apparently the absentmindedness doesn't end with pregnancy! I'll blame it on lack of sleep. :-)
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