WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH MOMMY
You may be noticing tan-colored spots on your face these days. That's called chloasma, and it may occur on the forehead, nose, upper lip and cheeks. Don't worry, it's not permanent, and it will fade soon after birth. Use sunblock to prevent the spots from darkening due to sun exposure, and continue taking your prenatal vitamins. Not only are they good for the baby, but studies indicate that they may prevent excessive pigmentation.
-ivillage
WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH OUR BABY
At 12 centimeters crown to rump, our baby is large enough to give mommy a good kick in the belly. Within the next month, I should be able to feel this 5-ounce wonder throwing his/her weight around. But even if I can't feel her just yet, I can start to bond with your child right now. -ivillage
2 comments:
I'm so excited for you!
yeah! love, kyle
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