By AllisonSuzuki on 02/17/13 at 2:39 pm
I also recommend the PREGNANCY MIRACLE GUIDE as a great pregnancy resource!
You are eight weeks pregnant. This pregnancy thing is starting to feel like the real deal now. You may be picturing what your baby is going to look like in your mind. Is she going to look like you or is she even a she? Maybe he will look like dad. You may have even had dreams about your baby. Pregnant women often have dreams about their babies. You may have started having bizarre dreams or even nightmares. In this week’s newsletter we are going to talk about these strange dreams women have during pregnancy. We will also give you some tips on how to get a good night’s sleep.
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Baby: Baby’s crown to rump length is 12 mm (about the size of a raspberry). Baby weighs about 1 gram. Baby’s external ears are forming. Her primary or “baby” teeth buds are forming now. Her permanent teeth buds will be formed later. Baby’s optic nerve and eye lids are also forming. You can’t feel your baby moving yet but her arms and legs are moving now. |
Mom: Your clothes may be getting tight now. You probably don’t need maternity just yet but you may be having problems fitting into your blue jeans. You may be having problems with indigestion or heartburn. Try eating smaller meals or drinking a small glass of milk to help. Talk to your doctor about taking antacids if you are having a lot of discomfort from your heartburn.
| Add some names to your baby names list or take some away. | ||
| Read information on feeding options for your baby or purchase a book on breastfeeding. | ||
| Consider renting a fetal doppler to listen to your baby’s heartbeat. | ||
| Take a picture of your growing belly for your scrapbook or journal. | ||
| Buy fresh fruits and veggies to snack on. | ||
| Start thinking of nursery theme ideas. |
Many women have unusual or vivid dreams during pregnancy. There are many thoughts on why women have more vivid dreams during pregnancy. It could be the result of the rise in hormones during your pregnancy or it could be that you are not actually having more dreams but just remembering more of them. During pregnancy you are more likely to wake in the night because of discomfort or the need to use the bathroom. Consequently, you may wake more often and remember dreams that would have otherwise been quickly forgotten.
By AllisonSuzuki on 02/17/13 at 2:39 pm
I also recommend the PREGNANCY MIRACLE GUIDE as a great pregnancy resource!
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