Hey Loves!
A lot has happened since our last encounter. So recently found out I was prego…GASP…yea I know; not a hard pill to swallow at first. However, I am excited and so is everyone else. My baby is already surrounded by an amazing support system full of more than enough love.
Sometimes things happen in life that take you by surprise and there is nothing you can do other than be proactive in adapting to the situation. My initial reaction was Oh Lawdddd what am I going to do, I don’t want to disappoint anyone. But no one is disappointed, everyone is still just as proud of me as they’e always been. “Wooo,” right?!
While everyone else is ecstatic, you know my arc enemy (lol) is not at all. But in all actually this really doesn’t concern this individual. This was not at all a ploy or a planned act. I…no WE are excited and anxiously awaiting our little mini.
Anyhoo, I am approximately 9 weeks today!!YAYYYYYYY!! I have a small little bump. Although barely noticeable it still warms my heart. I will try my best to regularly blog and give you all updates of how far along I am and how the baby is growing.
Still don’t know the sex of the baby as it is too early. Kind of wanted a boy but starting to kind of want a girl. Can the world handle two of me? Guess we’ll have to see won’t we, lol?!
Until Next Time…Save all the Drama fo yo Momma, lol!

9 Weeks
Your amazing growing baby has been accepted into to the fetus-club, a very exclusive and exiting new stage in their prenatal development. Basically, this means the little sweet pea has graduated from swimming embryo creature to a recognizable human being! This week in particular, the irises of their little eyes can function, but (frustratingly for them?) their eyelids remain fused shut for a while yet. Their external ears are formed and their inner ears are now filled with fluid—so your little one is already developing their sense of balance. Your baby’s little swimmer legs are still relatively, although other bodily developments are going forward at a nice pace: their kidney is actually functioning now, which means they’ve started urinating (this might seem charming now but wait till you have to start buying diapers!).





