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Mommy and Baby#2 Update - 39 weeks

Yes, only one more week to go till I go under the knife. For now, we are waiting for more consistent labor pains.

As per my weekly check-up, my baby has made his way lower into the birth canal. However, the opening is still firmly shut. I may be several days away from the actual delivery. It is actually a good thing since Vic's project (The Crib) is far from finished.

I am still experiencing discomfort. Lower back pains and contractions are more frequent now. Getting up from bed is still the most difficult thing to do. I have less leg cramps, though.

At present, I am more concerned about our first-born. He always looks for Mama when he wakes up in the middle of the night. I have already made arrangements for his stay when the time comes. We are hoping that he will not have a hard time adjusting to his new sleeping companions.

Before I forget, Baby #2 has a name already. The in-laws are still "requesting" to include my husband's name, which happens to be my FIL's name also. The husband would rather not. He'd rather name our little boy after a more popular person, with more followers. He will be named after a Saint =)

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