Week 40!!!!!!

Pumpkin: should be between 19 and 21 inches long and weigh anywhere from 6 ¾ to 10 pounds. If you are having a boy, then he is most likely on the larger side of these ranges, because on average boys are bigger than girls, that's a relief!

Your baby’s bones have become hard, with the exception of her skull. The bones in the skull need to remain soft and pliable for delivery so that they can overlap as they pass through the birth canal. Because a newborn’s skull is designed this way, your baby’s head may have a cone appearance for the first several days of life. Your baby will actually have two soft spots, or fontanelles, on her head which allow for an easier delivery. The front fontanelle will become hard between the eighth and fifteenth month of life. The back fontanelle becomes hard between the third and fourth month.

Lisa: Over the carpal tunnel and the waiting! I know it's in her time and God's I just want her now please. This weekend Matt came for a visit it was nice to see him and laugh eat and smile. We got a new fridge which I'm so excited about having ice and water in the door! It also really brightens up the kitchen. My Friend Amy had her twins on Sunday Charlie and Andy, I'm going to meet them today I'm so excited! I had my SSG small group over last night and I kept saying stuff unfiltered, I think it's part of the end of pregnancy, not being able to control your words must have something to do with all the hormones.

Shawn: anxiously awaiting the arrival of his daughter any day now. Talks to her every morning trying to coax her out: "We have milk out here, it's really fun, I want to meet you, I love you."