We've been busy doing some updates to our house before we move in. Mom has been coming down throughout the day and painting for us (thanks Mom!). My aunt Linda has also helped. They have done the hallway, office/guest room, the baby's room, all the trim, closets, and doors. Whew! Now just have to complete the living room before our floors go down. The floors will probably go down this weekend - we got Santos Mahogany! Can't wait to see them down. Can't wait to show you some before and after pics!
s from the ears are also developing now so the baby reacts to loud sounds and can kick or prod in reaction. The baby will get used to familiar sounds such as the beating of your heart, familiar voices in your surroundings, other daily routine sounds and blood rushing through the umbilical cord. If you have a stethoscope at home you can check the baby’s heartbeat by yourself. The baby is busy flexing its arms and legs and you might notice the movements more clearly now. A protective layer called myelin begins to form around the nerves which will continue for a year after the birth. If you are having a girl, her uterus and fallopian tubes are formed by this time and found in place. 
