Brought to you by: – ) www.AdvancedBaby.com , visit today! At ten weeks and barely the size of a kumquat, your baby is entering the fetal stage of development. His facial features are defined, and his tooth buds are forming. Over the next weeks, his tissues and organs will rapidly grow and mature. The webbing is gone between his fingers and toes, and his nails and fingerprints are developing. Your baby can open and close his fists and curl his toes. Thanks to his developing muscles and reflexes, he’s now moving his limbs and kicking up a storm. If this is your first baby, though, you likely won’t feel his flutters until 18 to 20 weeks. Through translucent skin, his vital organs are visible and functioning, including his growing brain, nervous system, intestines, and liver, which is making red blood cells in place of the disappearing yolk sac. The umbilical cord is working hard now. One vein delivers oxygen and nutrient-rich blood to your baby. Two arteries then carry the blood away. Around week 12, the kidneys have begun producing urine, which your baby will soon start excreting into the amniotic fluid. He’ll swallow the fluid, and the process will begin again. By week 14, your baby’s eyes and ears have moved into place, and he can squint, frown, and grimace. You’re now beginning the second trimester of pregnancy, which many women say is when they feel their best.

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Officially 9 months pregnant and I “really” feel pregnant this month…In this video I go over symptoms, show off the new baby room, and introduce some fun gadgets to help me through the delivery. Peace!

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Join The Eades Family on their journey to becoming a family of 5! We’re have a beautiful daughter who was born 02/08 & a handsome son who was born 05/09 & now we’re expecting Eades Baby #3 07/11 & this time we’re doing things a little different. We’re not finding out the gender till the big birth day One thing we are doing the same again is definitely another homebirth! Last time we didn’t get our water birth so this time, stay tuned to see if we finally get our water birth! Week 3-124.0 lbs 30.75 in Week 4-126.0 lbs 32.50 in Week 5-122.5 lbs 32.00 in Week 6-124.5 lbs 32.50 in Week 7-125.0 lbs 32.00 in Week 8-125.0 lbs 33.25 in The best sites I’ve came across that are so addicting are baby related bargain sites or product that are 1/2 off & awesome at that!!! Here are a few: www.zulily.com www.diapers.com Code JXEL5603 Code: LucyEades %15OFF your first time order & free shipping on orders over IF THE CODE DOESN’T WORK SEND ME UR EMAIL ADDRESS & I’LL EMAIL YOU A NEW LINK/CODE Need to contact us? Join us on our FACEBOOK fan page: The Eades Family www.facebook.com Formspring Us: www.formspring.me

MY SON IS HERE!!! Camden James born 7-22-09 at 4:26pm. He is AMAZING!!!

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I am 38 weeks and 5 days pregnant (well now 6 days since im uploading it late haha) Talking about my week, doctors appt, and showing my big belly Sorry the induction explanation was so confusing! Its just a really long story I could not sum up on the spot in a short video :/ but I do not need an induction at this point, and hope to not need one at all! I am going to try and avoid the use of pitocin (i know the horror stories)! My doctor will determine if my body is “ready” for an induction on Tuesday, if its not, i will not go through with it because the induction may not take and the results could easily be ac section! Twitter: twitter.com

The Natural birth of our beautiful boy Lachlan. Born in meconium and with his head lodged in the left side of my pelvis, we had an eventful birth. I spent an hour and a half on my knees swaying from side to side to get his head in place, trying to escape a c-section. We did it! But because they had to clear his lungs straight away I didn’t get to hold him straight away and dad couldn’t cut the cord. This hasn’t affected our bonding, thank goodness.