Not too much to report this week. Joey is a very energetic little boy and it's making me more tired than usual. It's so different being pregnant with a toddler. With Joey I was able to sit down and relax whenever, work out and then take a nap, etc. Not so much right now!
I remember with Joey having a lot of food aversions. I sort of have the same but not as strong and I can tolerate a lot more. I do think the nausea, when it's at its peak during the day, seems stronger and more noticeable. I typically feel this way around mid day and then in the late afternoon. Chewing gum helps a lot and sometimes getting some food in my stomach helps. It doesn't sound appealing at the time but once it's in there and digesting it seems to ease a bit.
How far along: 7 weeks
Weight gain/loss: Still not sure but hoping it's the same
Maternity clothes: Nope
Stretch marks: Cocoa butter every morning!
Symptoms: On/off nausea that doesn't seem to get better by eating but chewing gum always helps. I get worn out and light headed kind of easily. Bloated for sure which is not fun.
Sleep: Pretty good. Joey is sleeping better (fingers crossed!) and I'm in bed by 10 or 10:30pm every night. I feel a lot better when I get a 20-30 min nap in the afternoon, but it doesn't always happen.
Best moment this week: Spending Mother's Day with my boys and our families.
Food cravings: No real cravings. I am really liking watermelon and cantaloupe though. And soft foods, not crunchy. I made crock pot vegetarian lasagna on Saturday and it was very good. I seem to 'crave' salty over sweet right now. I've never been a salt person so this is different for me.
Gender: Not sure, though something tells me it's a girl.
Belly button in or out: Too early
Movement: Too early
What I miss: Not telling everyone, but enjoying the secret as well. I am kind of nervous to announce and see/hear the reactions. We are planning to tell our parents and sisters next Monday after our appointment.
What I'm looking forward to: First doctor's appointment is next Monday (5/21) with the same midwife that delivered Joey.
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