November 3 passed by, yes that the due date that my baby come but today is now November 6. It is already late. Yesterday, me and hubby went to hospital where I go deliver my baby. The midwife checked the movements of my baby and the heartbeat, so that we will know where the baby come. It was pretty good the baby's movement and also the heartbeat it's pretty good, no problem at all. November 7 at 9 PM is my schedule to go in hospital again and admit there to prepare the baby come, that's my OB doctor gave me a date schedule that I stay on hospital, that they will do to check always and gave me medicine or dextrose so that the baby come. I don't know what this will be going happen. I think that is the night my baby come. Let's see check out then.
See u later friends
My 27th birthday
Yesterday was my 27th birthday. We went to Cinema and watched the movie I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU CHUCK and LARRY, starring: Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Jessica Biel and etc. Me and hubby enjoyed watching this film, it is romance and comedy movie. This movie is all about the Gay Stereotype, a man pretending to be Gay, Gay wedding hmmmm...just watch it guys LOLss...u will never be disappoint of this movie it is really funny.
After from Cinema we went to Mexican restaurant, i think u know what they have food, a Mexican food, all are spicy hmmmm yummy, its quiet expensive but its worth. I enjoyed the food what I ordered and my husband too. Hubby can't eat a lot of spicy food but on the night he ate all what he ordered! LOLs...
We got home 11 PM and our stomach are full of spicy food.
That was happening of my 27th birthday!
After from Cinema we went to Mexican restaurant, i think u know what they have food, a Mexican food, all are spicy hmmmm yummy, its quiet expensive but its worth. I enjoyed the food what I ordered and my husband too. Hubby can't eat a lot of spicy food but on the night he ate all what he ordered! LOLs...
We got home 11 PM and our stomach are full of spicy food.
That was happening of my 27th birthday!
3rd yr Church Wedding Anni.
Oct. 16 2004 that was our Matrimonal Ceremony held in Ostermundigen Refomiert Church(near by our house) in 3 yrs ago. That was the day that I felt I am the Princess marry to the Princethe two tied the knot frm the eyes of people and unto the lord by the name of LOVE, that was the day that we never forget in our life! The day is so fast, now we are expecting our Baby Angel, in this month the baby is here nah or maybe 1st week Nov. then it really be a right and complete family
Almost midnight now, we just got back home from resto celebrating our Anni. So see you nxt time friends! hugsss..have a wonderful week ahead!
My 36 weeks pregnancy period
This coming week I am in 36 weeks pregnancy period. Sept 21, that was my last monthly ultrasound check up of my baby in my womb. The baby is fine and we saw the baby was kicking and moving. Everyday, an hour, a minute the baby's movement more and more getting stronger now. When I feel the baby's movement it makes me tickle alwaysLOLss... makes me so much more happy and this coming Oct. 11 is my appoinment again to my doctor ultrasound, cannot wait to see again the baby and very soon my due yupeyyy. Just waiting now the baby coming. My doctor thought that the baby will be deliver in 3rd week or last week of this month October, or maybe the same of my b-day Oct. 20 hehehe....watta good month and he said not enough place for the baby, so maybe the baby come in 3rd week or last week of this month. So excited!!!
Look, what mommy and papa bought again yesterday, a complete set for my crib.
Below photos mommy and papa got these things from mommy OB doctor. So cute babys, right?
( ...and Look to the other blog to see my crib photos and more...)
Mommy and papa went in Thun last weekend. A little town in Overland, is not too far from our flat, about 25 mins to drive the car. It was perfect weather, they had very nice moment and nice view from the castle of Schadau. Here are thier photos they got. Mommy sitting pretty behind is the castle Schadau, Thun Mommy and Papa Mommy posed, behind are the known Alps, the Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau mommy really like to eat this huhhh...before she doesn't like to eat this..
Your pregnancy: 36 weeks
Click to enlargeHow your baby's growing:
Your baby is still packing on the pounds — at the rate of about an ounce a day. She now weighs almost 6 pounds and is a little under 19 inches long. She's shedding most of the downy covering of hair that covered her body as well as the vernix caseosa, the waxy substance that covered and protected her skin during her nine-month amniotic bath. Your baby swallows both of these substances, along with other secretions, resulting in a blackish mixture, called meconium, will form the contents of her first bowel movement.
At the end of this week, your baby will be considered full-term. (Full-term is 37 to 42 weeks; babies born before 37 weeks are pre-term and those born after 42 are post-term.) Most likely she's in a head-down position. But if she isn't, your practitioner may suggest scheduling an "external cephalic version," which is a fancy way of saying she'll try to coax your baby into a head-down position by manipulating her from the outside of your belly.
Note: Every baby develops a little differently — even in the womb. Our information is designed to give you a general idea of your baby's development.How your life's changing:
Now that your baby is taking up so much room, you may have trouble eating a normal-size meal. Smaller, more frequent meals are often easier to handle at this point. On the other hand, you may have less heartburn and have an easier time breathing when your baby starts to "drop" down into your pelvis. This process — called lightening — often happens a few weeks before labor if this is your first baby. (If you've given birth before, it probably won't happen before labor starts.) If your baby drops, you may also feel increased pressure in your lower abdomen, which may make walking increasingly uncomfortable, and you'll probably find that you have to pee even more frequently. If your baby is very low, you may feel lots of vaginal pressure and discomfort as well. Some women say it feels as though they're carrying a bowling ball between their legs!
You might also notice that your Braxton Hicks contractions are more frequent now. Be sure to review the signs of labor with your practitioner and find out when she wants to hear from you. As a general rule, if you're full-term, your pregnancy is uncomplicated, and your water hasn't broken, she'll probably have you wait to come in until you've been having contractions that last for about a minute each, coming every five minutes for an hour. Of course, you'll want to call right away if you notice a decrease in your baby's activity or think you're leaking amniotic fluid, or if you have any vaginal bleeding, fever, a severe or persistent headache, constant abdominal pain, or vision changes.
Even if you're enjoying an uncomplicated pregnancy, it's best to avoid flying (or any travel far from home) during your final month because you can go into labor at any time. In fact, some airlines won't let women on board who are due to deliver within 30 days of the flight.Eating in "Start collecting take-out and delivery menus from local restaurants. You won't have time to cook in the early weeks after giving birth. Even restaurants without a visible take-out business will usually accommodate a to-go order (especially if it's for a new mom!)." — Kristina Surprising Facts: The stages of labor
First stage The first stage begins when you start having contractions that progressively dilate and efface your cervix and it ends when your cervix is fully dilated. This stage is divided into two phases, early and active labor.
It can be tricky to determine exactly when early labor starts. That's because early labor contractions are sometimes hard to distinguish from the inefficient Braxton Hicks contractions that you may have been feeling for some time.
Unless there are complications or your midwife or doctor has advised you otherwise, expect to sit out most of your early labor at home. (Be sure, though, to check in with your caregiver to make certain.)
Early labor ends when your cervix is about 4 centimeters dilated and your progress starts to speed up. At this point, you enter what's known as the active phase of labor. Your contractions become more frequent, longer, and stronger.
The last part of the active phase — when your cervix dilates from 8 to 10 centimeters — is called the transition period because it marks the transition to the second stage of labor. This is the most intense part of the first stage, with contractions that are usually very strong, coming about every two and a half to three minutes and lasting a minute or more.
Second stage Once your cervix is fully dilated, the second stage of labor begins: the final descent and birth of your baby. This is the "pushing" stage of labor, and it can last anywhere from minutes to a few hours. (It's likely to be quicker if you've previously given birth vaginally.)
Your baby's head will continue to advance with each push until it "crowns" — the term used to describe the time when the widest part of your baby's head is finally visible. After your baby's head comes out, your midwife or doctor will suction his mouth and nose, and feel around his neck for the umbilical cord. His head then turns to the side as his shoulders rotate inside the pelvis to get into position for their exit. With the next contraction, you'll be coached to push as his shoulders deliver, one at a time, followed by the rest of his body.
You may feel a wide range of emotions now: euphoria, awe, pride, disbelief, excitement (to name a few), and, of course, intense relief that it's all over. Exhausted as you may be, you'll also probably feel a burst of energy, and any thoughts of sleep will vanish for the time being.
Stage three The final stage of labor begins immediately after the birth of your baby and ends with the delivery of your placenta. The contractions in the third stage are relatively mild.
Baby's nursery and My 34 weeks baby in my womb
As a preggy woman, we encountered emotional feelings specially when the due is approaching and we think about the baby future and so on. I put all these my worries to GOD. Everyday my belly is getting more and more bigger and the baby's movement getting more and more stronger.
Want some apple? Took last Thursday(Sept 20), hubby's free day!
You want some apple??? hmmmm.. I love apple!!!
Mommy's to be, still on the go hehehe...Took yesterday(Sept. 23) in Interlaken, Berner Oberland.
Roaming around in Interlaken, preggy still on the go
Me and hubby
Last friday, it was my ultrasound checked up. The baby was pretty good and also the baby growing really good too and also now the baby is in the right position, coz last sept. 6 my checked up the baby was not in the right position, and yes the baby now is in the right position. My doctor said, the baby is good growing and as I am a small woman maybe the baby come ealier. Yess, I can't wait this day!!!! Im sooo excited and hubby. I heard many people not easy to dilever the baby but I pray this all to GOD, all my worries and also about the baby future, I prayed always all this things!!! and also I don't like to think about this all difficulties, thats normal of this life as being a woman. All woman come to this time to be a mother to deliver a baby angel from womb.My baby in my womb growing more and more everyday, a minutes, an hour, a day, in my womb, I encountered pain when I walk, in my hips, my feet and also when I am sitting on the chair infront of my computer, sometimes even when I am sitting on couch and watching TV, my hips is aching, sometimes in my shoulder, but in little minutes will be gone.
Below photos of baby crib and closets...
My mommy can't wait, very Thank YOU, mommy and papa, I'm happy to have this cute things! where I lay down everyday, night and play with those stuff toys, they are so cute mommy.
Oh mommy this is so cute. This is where I lay down when mommy change the pampers to me
Oh mommy really cute things I got! ThAnK YoU mommy and papa.
Fetal development - 34 weeks pregnant
Your baby now weighs more than 4.7 pounds / 2.2 kilograms and is 18 inches / over 45 centimetres from top to toe. She's filling out and getting rounder -- she'll need her fat layers later to regulate her body temperature.
If you've been nervous about going into premature labour, you'll be happy to know that 99 per cent of babies born at week 35 can survive outside the womb -- and most have no major problems. Although your baby's central nervous system is still maturing, her lungs are nearly fully developed by now.
Many women start to notice a tingling sensation or numbness in the pelvic region or pain as they walk. This may be caused by the pelvic joints loosening, ready for labour. If you're terribly uncomfortable, mention it to your midwife or doctor and check out our self-help tips.
• Note: Experts say every baby develops differently - even in utero. These fetal development pages are designed to give a general idea of how a fetus grows in the womb.
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