I know he's not the first to say this, but Aidan cracked us up a little while ago by very seriously explaining the difference between certain animals.
"Durnal animals hunt for their food during the day, and NOT durnal animals do NOT--they only hunt at night. They have eye-shine." You try explaining to him that the word is 'nocturnal.' He actually does learn a lot from Dinosaur Train.
He's also very into wearing his pajamas all day long, if he can get away with it. This morning Brennan somehow got Aidan's pj's a little wet, so I told him it was time to go ahead and put clothes on. He went upstairs by himself (which is a miracle in itself) and came back down with new pajamas on.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Number 4 in 4-D
I'm a little disappointed with how the OB's office is handling things this time around. Lost my first ultrasound pictures and took a month to decide to let me redo, no seasonal flu shots, no swine flu shots, no reminder to register at hospital or take classes (not that I was going to take classes this time), and no reminder to see if I wanted to do the 4-D ultrasound. Luckily these things are occuring to me to ask, ableit late!! Just b/c I've done this before doesn't mean I know what and when things are supposed to be happening. Hopefully this means that we'll make up for it with a fantastic birth experience.
So, I'm a month past when you were supposed to do 4-D ultrasounds, so the baby is already head-down and facing back which is good for birth, but bad for picture-taking. Here's what we could get:


The umbilical cord is the thing squished up against the face, but you get the basic idea.
The tech kept saying I could come back and try to redo it another time, but I really don't want the baby to move out of this position, thank you very much! These pics are just fine!
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