<p>Welp, we have everything but a dresser for the baby. And that isn't even a necessity. I washed everything (including new carriers, sheets for co-sleeper and fabric for bouncer), and put them in my closet. Along with all the baby clothes and diapers</p>
<p>I just got my birth kit today. Now, I have to start organizing all of the supplies, and put them in their proper place.</p>
<p>I had an appt. today (35 weeks). It was my first home visit. Really neat. My midwife drew blood to check my iron levels (I showed up as anemic at 28 weeks), and I swabbed myself for GBS. She said I measured 39 weeks, but not to worry unless I measure that far ahead more than once. Hopefully at my 37 week visit, I will go back to only 2 weeks ahead. We'll see. I also pick up the birth tub at that visit, and will do a test run with it.</p>
<p>Since I am not up for cleaning base boards, mopping, cleaning finger prints off our sliding glass doors (everything that requires leaning over), I have decided to have a cleaning service come and do a one time deep cleaning. Since these jobs would have fallen on my husband, he is all for it. I'll probably have them come next week, so, keeping everything maintained will be a piece of cake. This is a luxury I did not do last time. I am really looking forward to it.</p>
<p>Other than that, i just have to clean out my freezer, and start cooking!

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<p>hildare, my son has been pretty good, but I still have no patience of his antics. I get pretty tapped out with really quickly.</p>
<p>Kkrpata, that is funny you daughter doesn't want to mess up her attendance.</p>
<p>frogautumn, that is great news about your placenta.</p>
<p>atomicrocket, I agree- go home. You will get extremely bored, but after you have your baby, you will look back and regret not resting. Really!</p>