Today Felix was going crazy kicking the crap out of me, so I pushed him back with my hand on my belly. Then my hand totally moved as he kicked me back. I'm so excited because that means Kyle can feel it now!!!
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9 comments:
I just read that to Kyle, and he got all excited, it was cute.
Just keep in mind that babies can tell when their dads are feeling for kicks, and they NEVER do it when Dad's there! Maybe that was just us, though.
That's NOT just Erinn and Ryan. It's true. They will get Dad's hopes up every time and then if Kyle is like Jeff, he will accuse you of lying, just to prove his inferiority. MOSTLY he'll be wrong.
That's always a milestone. Makes the entire process so much more exciting until about the eighth month...and then you just want to sleep.
That's the coolest feeling ever -- the best part of being pregnant. The weirdest is when you lay down at night and the baby starts adjusting to get comfy. My kids were some serious acrobats. I'm so excited for you!
that's so fun!! erinn and rainey are right. except one time jerome laid his head on my pregnant belly and story kicked him in the head. he was cramping her style i guess. :)
That's exactly what Kyle was doing last night. But he did not kick, it just hurt me a lot.
I gave it the benefit of the doubt.
But it just caused more doubts.
Fun! My favorite part for sure, I remember the first time Kory saw my stomach move, Axel had hiccups or something and my belly was going crazy (I was way farther along) and kory's eyes got all wide! It was cool and fun for all.
You guys are in a fun place right now, enjoy it and take LOADS of pictures.
This is a comment on one of the books Kyle want to read: I've pretty much read all of Alice Hoffman's novels. And Practical Magic is pretty good. MUCH better than the movie.
oh yeah and your bathroom looks fabulous! Very Martha Stewart!
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