Last night I must have started to roll over to my other side (which is NOT easy or comfortable I need to add) and I must have gotten tired or stuck half way through and just fell back to sleep laying on my back. I woke up with quite a start because I couldn't breathe. That was pretty scary. Of course I shot up and tried to roll over - giving myself a nice sharp pain across my stomach (small, slow movements are needed pretty much all the time but I forgot that in my moment of trying to breathe!!). Suffice it to say I have learned my lesson and will wake up enough to roll over to the other side from now on and take no chances of staying on my back. Anyway - I'll update tomorrow after the DR's appointment - which is at 2:30 so if you get my subscription you probably won't get the email until Saturday.
Also, yesterday was our 3rd Anniversary. It was pretty nice. My wonderful husband got me some wonderful smelling beautiful flowers. We don't do flowers much so that is what I really wanted. :-) Here's a quick pic:

Fetal Update for 31 Weeks:
Your not-so-little-one is just a bit closer to their birth weight and height at around 4 pounds and 17 inches. With each added layer of baby fat, your baby's skin starts to look more and more like it will when they finally get to see the light of day. The heavy news: you can expect your miracle-gro muffin to gain about a half a pound of weight per week from now until about two weeks before birth. Great. That's just what you needed. Even more weight to carry around!
Your baby's still-developing immune system has gained substantial strength over the past few weeks getting them in full gear to face our disease-ridden world o’ wonders. Obviously, a large majority of your child’s immune strength will be derived from exposure to breast milk as well as the outside elements. Their cute little noggin’ (which could already be covered with luscious locks or just purty peach fuzz), is still soft because the skull bones have not yet fused together. As much as that sounds a little too vulnerable, their “skull softness” allows for a much smoother passage through the birth canal during labor—something both you and your little swimmer will appreciate when it’s finally time to “go!” Also, some babies will have that “soft spot” on their head for up to one year after birth.
Here's my 31 week belly pics along with a timeline. :-) Enjoy!
Here's my pic yesterday on our 3rd Anniversary!

And today:

And the timeline with todays belly at the end (click on pic to make it bigger) :-)

1 comment:
Good luck at your appt...I hope all's well with the babies and they're in a good position!
Your belly shots are great...it's amazing how much your belly has popped out since the start of your pregnancy! Twins will do that! :)
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