
It's early Monday morning, the beginning of the 1st week I've known I'm pg & not been away on our trip. So I'm sitting here thinking about all the things I should do today... call the insurance company, find out my birth options, start a list of things I should keep an eye out for on Craigslist, like infant car seat, newborn diaper covers, etc..... & it just hits me all over again. OMG I'M PREGNANT & GOING TO HAVE A TINY NEW BABY!!! And I start thinking about things like birth announcements & giant maternity clothes & newborn socks & gowns and and and then my head spins with nervous excitement!!



HAHAHA, I know I have a goooood long time to prepare everything, but it's crazy how very much we are all going to DO & feel & experience in the next 9+ months. I think my shock is actually slowly morphing into excitement.

How are you all feeling about things? Have you already written an 82 page 'To Do' list? Or keeping the excitement quiet until the 2nd trimester? Or both?
Or are you still so shocked that you are still sitting there staring at your pg test waiting to realize that you hallucinated the 2nd line all along?? (like I have) 







, scheduled our first mw appt for 8 weeks, ordered the Hypnobabies home study course, contacted the local prenatal yoga teacher about classes, found a chiropractor, and bought a Humanity Family Bed as I was already in desparate need of a body pillow.


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I got some super cute gowns, fuzzy green pjs & tiny socks. Heeeee. And I scoped out the nearest consignment stores for maternity clothes! I had borrowed most of mine for my last pg so I don't have many stocked up. There was some cute stuff out there! And DH & I both noticed that my belly has poked out!! There is definitely something going on down there! 
: Is the shock wearing off yet? Are you excited to start wearing clothing shaped like a gigantic triangle??
I'm holding off on shopping and hoping I can borrow the big stuff second hand from friends. I have, however, already picked out a girl name and a boy name, started taking midwife suggestions, considered the best way to set up a college fund and established a set of ground rules for tv watching, swearing, dating and junk food that should take the kid well to the age of 18.