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9.13.2012

20 week ultrasound!

I've made it to the halfway point so that's good news.  We got to see the baby in regular Ultrasound and 4D which was really neat.  Baby was more active then at 13 weeks but still quite laid back.  Everything looked good with baby.  Baby is about 10 ounces right now and right on track.  The tech let us hear the heart beat and said the rate was 157.  Considering Caleb's heart rate was 160 about this time I had a strong suspicion and I was right....WE'RE HAVING A BOY!

All along I had this feeling I was carrying a boy, I just never admitted it to anyone.  Contrary to what most people think, I am very happy.  I honestly always had a easier time picturing myself rasing 3 boys instead of 2 boys and a girl.  We have all the boy clothes and toys and 2 pretty awesome big brothers!!! 

I picked the boys up from daycare and told them in the van.  Caleb was excited but as expected Isaac was sad.  He prayed and prayed and prayed for a baby sister.  Every night before dinner he would ask God for a sister.  He was certain this was going to be a girl.  He was very disappointed to say the least.  Once I started reminding him of all the things he could teach his little brother and do with his little brother he came around.  He seems pretty excited now and hasn't mentioned anything about a sister. 

Here's some ultrasound pictures and the video reaction of the boys!!!  Priceless!








































First Day of Preschool

Okay I cheated a little bit.  We took the boys over to the school the weekend before they started school and took their pictures.  I didn't want to be taking pictures with all the parents and kids around at 8:15 am so I thought this was a much better idea.  I "thought" it was a better idea and it was where Caleb is concerned.  But for Isaac he wanted absolutely nothing to do with pictures.  This is really no surprise to me because my strong willed Isaac likes to do things when HE is in control :-)

It took some coaxing and it took Caleb's cooperation to start off with pictures together before he would agree to any individual pictures.  I had printed some signs off of Pinterest but of course Isaac wanted nothing to do with holding the sign.  Caleb was a big helper!

The first day of school for the boys was September 4th (Tuesday) which also happens to be the day I have off each week.  It worked out perfectly and I was able to take the boys to school and pick them up.  The boys are in separate classrooms this year which I think is going to be very beneficial to them. 

Isaac has the ability to go to the sensory room the first thing in the morning which I think is really helping his focus/attention.  I'm glad that since we don't have a lot of sensory items at home, he's able to get this help at school.  Isaac has made a lot of progress in the past year.  We're even overcoming his shoe issue.  We're now up to him being able to wear cowboy boots, hightop work boots or crocs without any issue.  I really beats the hours of tantrums we had last year.  Who knew that Sensory Processing Disorder could cause such a huge impact on a little guys life.  Speaking of little, my guy is going to be FIVE next month, where did the time go???

After school the boys said they had a great first day and it sounds like they may just enjoy preschool!  I hope they do anyways.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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