How far along? 20 weeks
Total weight gain/loss: 11 lbs
Maternity clothes? Yes for jeans, but trying not to buy any non-maternity clothes this time around, knowing this will be my last pregnancy! Love the sleeveless button front rib-knit non-maternity dress from Old Navy that I’m wearing in this picture.
Stretch marks? Just the ones I’ve had during my prior pregnancies around my belly button.
Sleep: As good as it can be with four other kiddos in the house. We are generally up at least once a night, but that’s pretty standard!
Best moment this week: Seeing the most incredible 3D pictures of our sweet baby all snuggled up during my 20-week ultrasound. Also, all the love on instagram when I shared my 20-week bump picture and saw everyone’s gender guesses. So fun!
Have you told family and friends: Yes! Overjoyed to share the news around 16 weeks.
Movement: Lots of flutters and flicks, but no solid kicks yet. Baby loves to be active at night!
Food cravings: Still struggling with food a bit, so nothing really sounds good. With that said, I had a strong craving for Luna Grill hummus earlier in the week and *may* have splurged on Uber Eats to satisfy it!
Anything making you queasy or sick? Yes! Still struggling with a lot of foods, especially in the morning. Despite the fact that I love a good steak, red meat is definitely a struggle right now. I’ve been leaning more towards seafood than anything.
Have you started to show yet: Yes! I finally feel like my belly has popped and it’s now obvious I’m pregnant!
Gender prediction: This week I think girl, but that could change any day!
Labor Signs: No, but a lot of growing pains!
Belly Button in or out? In!
Wedding rings on or off? On, but just my 10th anniversary one because it’s the thinnest and the only one I don’t get eczema under right now.
Happy or Moody most of the time: Happy unless I’m tired…then moody!
Weekly Wisdom: Enjoy the ride because it is flying by! Savor every flutter and movement for the blessing it is.
Milestones: Making it halfway after a very difficult first 20 weeks.
