Introducing Bubba to BuffyBoards

i'm impatiently waiting for a bump for all to see lol.... i am happy but so scared! so emotional its amazing and so may bizarre food issues lol
 
I like Sophie, Izabelle, and Vanessa. 🙂 Although there was this really terrible girl in my class named Vanessa, it's still a really nice name.

I like James for a boy. Um...how about...Adam? I absolutely adore the name Adam. Or Jason.
 
I really like the name Emma for a girl, and the name James for a boy. And I swear it's not just from BtVS but I could totally concider calling a boy Alexander to shorten it to Xander, that name kinda grew on me, lol.
 
Names are a cool thing to consider, but please please please remember...the little one grows up at some point...and while "snooky" is fine as a nickname, it doesn't really work as a name on a birth certificate...and be careful with "alternate" spellings too. It can complicate life as your baby gets older...

Now that I've stopped being a wet blanket, CONGRATULATIONS! We need more younger members, so thanks for complying!😉 There's nothing I can say that will prepare you for parenthood. Really. It's so big, you can't ever do it justice. You'll be a great mom, I know! And we're here to help! Jenny just finished with this a bit ago, and I haven't see Feigenbaum, but there are other moms (and dads) here who will be happy to chip in with words of wisdom!

Congrats again, Foi!
 
Now that I've stopped being a wet blanket, CONGRATULATIONS! We need more younger members, so thanks for complying!😉 There's nothing I can say that will prepare you for parenthood. Really. It's so big, you can't ever do it justice. You'll be a great mom, I know! And we're here to help! Jenny just finished with this a bit ago, and I haven't see Feigenbaum, but there are other moms (and dads) here who will be happy to chip in with words of wisdom!

Congrats again, Foi!

cheers babe - atm i feel totally lost and scared and way too emotional
 
Aww, congrats Foi! 🙂 Thinking about names must be so fun, and actually having something to give that name to also, heh.
 
Hello 😀

I had the scan today and everything is ok 🙂 no major problems detected and the size is all good apparently... bless i saw its ickle feet kicking the camera lol

well here is the pick of my bump as it was this morning (no swelling in the morning just the bump) and the scan picks of BB's youngest member side of face views one with mouth closed and one with mouth open 😀

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elmo
Awwwwwwwwwww... Hello bump! So cute!
Lyri
Lyri
aw, a such a cute bump. it's so little!
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Angels baby101
Awwwww looks precious.... :D good to hear everythings looking good
Aww, such a tiny wee bump! 😀 It's a shame your partner missed out on going with you today, but at least everything is ok, and you can get on with enjoying your pregnancy! 😀

You have more will power than I had, not asking about the sex, so kudos to you for that as well 'lol'
 
This happened very close to where I live and I saw the news footage that night. The collision was so powerful the front axel of the Jeep was sheered off and the driver was killed instantly. The mother was in IC for weeks and was touch and go for about 5 days.
The only injury the little guy got was a scratch on his cheek from broken glass so get the best car seat for Bubba and take the time to drop by the police station or fire hall to make sure you installed it correctly.

ALLISTON -- One year after he survived a deadly car crash, Baby Owen runs and waddles through his home, squealing and laughing, unaware that he is the unofficial spokesbaby for child car seats.
With adoring eyes, his mother, April Sobisch, 31, looks at him and recounts with a clear memory how she was driving along Hwy. 400 in Barrie, her baby strapped in his car seat, when suddenly a Jeep Cherokee headed straight at her.
Today she celebrates the anniversary of that horrible crash, when her Pontiac Grand Prix was hit head-on by the wrong-way driver last year.
Firefighters had to rip the roof off the crumpled vehicle to extract Sobisch.
SON WAS ALIVE
With almost every bone in her body crushed or broken and a ruptured liver and spleen, she recalls how Barrie firefighter Brian Gray gently held her head in his hands as she lay trapped and told her her son was alive.
"I can't describe how those words made me feel," said Sobisch. "It was a feeling of relief, of peace, of calm. It gave me the strength to survive."
Sure enough, 7-month-old Owen was safe and sound in his Eddie Bauer car seat.
His mom was airlifted to Toronto, where she spent months in a hospital bed.
And while she still uses canes to walk longer distances, she is no longer in a wheelchair and she believes her son's survival gave her the courage to keep trying to recover.
Next month Sobisch and a group of volunteers will visit area high schools to educate them on car and seat belt safety.
 
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