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Your baby weighs about 4.4 pounds at this point. The crown-to-rump length of your baby is approximately 12 inches and the total length is around 19.4 inches. Measuring from the top of your uterus to your bellybutton is 5.2 inches. Total weight gain at this point of pregnancy is usually 22 to 28 pounds.

With the exception of crying, your baby is capable of doing everything that a newborn baby will do. Your baby is restricted now inside of the uterus, but still can kick and move. Your baby sleeps a lot of the time, just as newborn babies do. Your baby's eyes move in the manner of REM sleep and researchers believe that babies can dream vividly in uterus. When your baby is awake, she is listening, feeling and learning. There are billions of neurons in the brain that make trillions of connections. Your baby will probably have settled into the birth position by now and your caregiver can most likely tell which way your baby is presenting. If your baby were to be born now, the lungs would probably be strong enough to function properly, but your baby may still need extra care from specially trained doctors and nurses.

During these last few weeks of pregnancy, most women experience an increased urge to urinate. The uterus puts a lot of pressure on the bladder and can send you to the restroom frequently. Your uterus has actually grown 500 times throughout your pregnancy! Red blood cell production catches up with the production of plasma and physiological anemia may begin to fade at this time.

Your baby's eyes open during alert times and close during sleep. The eye color is usually blue, regardless of the permanent color as pigmentation is not fully developed. The final formation of eye pigmentation requires exposure to light and usually happens a few weeks after birth.

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hollienjax - 41 minutes ago
Dezzy--swelling just happens sometimes! I had the same thing you are describing with my 1st. I couldn't even where flip flops. It can be a sign of something more serious but if your not having any headaches or blood pressure problems then its more than likely just part of it. It sucks but just try to keep them elevated as much as possible. I noticed that it gets worse when I sit in a chair with my legs hanging. If you work and have to sita lot then try to keep them up while your sitting

ash1973 - 46 minutes ago
Went to the doctor's 2 days ago. He decided we could go ahead and schedule my C-section for Dec. 16th (one week before due date). The only thing I'm dreading is that I will have to be separated from my 2 1/2 year old son for the 3 days I'm at the hospital. They've just made a new hospital swine flu policy that NO children under 18 years are allowed in the hospital as visitors. Now I have to figure out what to do with him . . .since everyone works and can't watch him during the days. I've NEVER been away from my son since he was born!

dezzy - 1.9 hours ago
hey ladies, i've had reaaaally bad swelling in my lower legs and feet these past 2 days that won't go away... i don't even have ankles anymore! and basically from my where my leg goes into my foot is the same size, huge and swollen. i haven't been on my feet much and i'm elevating them even when i'm sleeping, what's the matter with me lol?

Bri - 6 hours ago
kris, that is one of the many reasons I'm glad there is only one in there! HAHA! I'm sure that's no fun at all.

doublemama - I've tried one and still can't the heart. I thought I felt hiccups low earlier but then I thought I felt his head lodged in my ribs too. I just don't know. I decided to let nature takes it course for now. I need to stop obsessing and just wait. We have plenty of time for him to turn. I go in on the 18th and we'll see. I'll talk to my doctor about a ECV if he doesn't turn by the 30th (the next appointment). By then I'll be around 36weeks. I think they usually do ECVs around 37 so if he hasn't turned then we'll schedule it for that week. I'm still doing yoga but that's only to get the pressure off of my cervix and lower abs. Another reason I don't think he's turned. I think his butt is sitting right on the lowest part and it hurts. I pray each night that he'll turn on his own. This week hasn't been my week for many things so I'm just leaving everything alone. I told my husband that I just want to do nothing. No cleaning, no taking care of children, no errands, nothing. Let me have some time in bed to just read and do crosswords. I don't think I can break anything while in bed!

doublemama - 10.2 hours ago
bri i thought of something for u!! if u can get ur hands on a stethoscope i think by now u can hear the heratbeat thru it...low = head down, high = breech...im thinkin cvs, walgreens etc where they have the quick clinics might have stethoscopes on hand?

Kris1209 - 10.7 hours ago
Try two kicking or head butting your ribs. I have always had a wide rib cage and boy am I happy for that now. My daughter was never this high. Both boys were head down a week ago and the right one has turned breach. I have no idea how he managed that because there is just no room left. These two trade off having the hiccups and since the left one is pressed against my cervix it feels like the chair has the hiccups. I was very lucky and have only started swelling in my lower legs with the past week. I can still get my wedding ring off and it is fairly tight when I am not pregnant. It helps that it is cool here. Rain, lightning and thunder cool.

Bri - 12.6 hours ago
mrsartis - Wow already? I still go every other week until 36, then it's every week. I know how you feel about the ribs thing. It's awful. My son was never like this but this little guy is killing my ribs. My sister also had it bad. She had to go to a chiroprater after birth because her daughter had moved them.

keiras~incubator - 13.1 hours ago
Anyone else's feet and ankles swelling like crazy?? i have to come home and prop my feet up every night!!!

mrsartis - 13.9 hours ago
my ribs feel like they are about to crack..lol.he moves ALOT like every 5 minutes itnseems like..which is good!!goin to the doctor every week now,which kinda seems like its goin by alot quicker now...not long to go...

adriana03 - 15.4 hours ago
put up a blog about my 34 week appt. :)

Elizabeth21 - 16.3 hours ago
The Canadian military is actually pretty good for this kind of thing. It's just that there are some things that you can't get out of. If he was deployed overseas I wouldn't bat an eyelash if he missed the birth. It's his job and what he's doing over there is far more important and affecting far more lives. He was gone for my whole last pregnancy and barely made it home on time for the birth. I didn't have a problem with it. It's his job and one that I am very proud of. He gets 5 days after the birth of leave and then he's taking 6 months of parental leave after. He's totally making up for the fact that he left 3 weeks after I had my daughter for 4 months. Honestly I find it easier when he's gone. I settle into a routine and I don't get interrupted. However, he's been home for the past 8 months so I'm used to having him around. He leaves in June for another 9 months.

Bri - 17.6 hours ago
zephyr - I feel for you honey! I really do. My husband works right across the highway from our hospital. Unfortunately I am a bit up North. It could take me 20minutes or 2hours to get there. All family live at least an hour or two away depending on the ferry schedule. If I go into labor I will need to notify people ASAP and hope that it isn't fast. I will also be needing to drive myself if he isn't home (i.e. the weekend or evenings). It sucks. I've been trying to figure out a plan for months and my husband doesn't seem to care. He has other things on his plate. But, I know from experience that the closer we get the more he will become involved. As of now he's just not interested. We haven't even figured out this pour little guys Hawaiian name. I have his Christian name but not the one that he'll be called on a regular basis. Last time we talked about it we got into a fight and I told him to let me know when he has decided on what to name our child. I haven't brought it up since. I'm hoping that he'll say something soon! We are getting down to the wire now. So, my situation isn't exactly like yours but I know how you are feeling. I'm sure we won't be the only ones that have ever arrived at the hospital alone with a toddler in tow. I'm sure the nurses know how to help? I'm thinking that if labor just starts slightly I will take Kekoa with me and meet my inlaws in Bellevue. They can take him from there. I just hope I have plenty of warning, like contractions that are 20minutes apart at 2pm. HAHA!

zephyr - 18.4 hours ago
Bri - actually, my other sister hasn't met my child yet, either, but I cut her a little more slack because she lives 1000 miles away and doesn't make it clear she doesn't WANT to meet him... About all the other comments regarding husbands/boyfriends not being there for the birth, I have had an ongoing argument with my husband for months about his neglect to help me plan the labor strategy in the event he is gone... he keeps saying it's not until December 23, like it's a magic number written on a chalkboard or something and we shouldn't bother our heads about it until then... the difference is, he's not in the military, but he does have obligations, but ones that can be worked around if he really wanted to. It just makes me feel like he's not looking forward to the birth and that it's not a real priority in his life. I might be over-analyzing things, but that doesn't take away from the fact of how he makes me feel. In fact, we had another argument about it this morning. Besides that, he insisted all of us in the immediate family get the swine flu and regular flu shots, and he didn't even get the regular shot. He's also the one going all over the place and being exposed to all kinds of germs with the very real potential of bringing it home to us (which he ends up getting sick at least a couple times a year). He's just obsessed with everything and won't take a break or even reassure me in any way. I just know that I'm going to go into labor with him 200 miles away and me have to deal with finding a place for my very clingy 19 month old to go and drive 30 miles to the hospital in potential LA traffic. Sorry, just a little upset about it right now. I just wish he would show more enthusiasm for the birth and not leave me to stress over the details. Or at least show that he cares how I feel about it instead of treating me like a nag. Not to mention, ending up being in the labor and delivery room by myself because I don't have any close family... in regards to the question about painful labors with inductions... both my boys were induced. The first was a nightmare labor because I had a nurse who was literally trying to torture me and had no bedside manner and was extremely rude. The second was a breeze... Only felt real pain for about an hour, and then got the epidural... we were getting ready to watch the Laker game when my son was born, joking around and everything during pushing. I was on the phone with everyone 20 minutes later.

nic-babynum1 - 19.3 hours ago
Yeah, alot of it is centered on the point that we arn't married; if we were then they have said he could have paternal leave. To be honest, Im taking it personally. I know he doesnt make the rules, but I find it hard to imagine how I could forgive him if he missed the birth. I need support you know, but although hes trying his hardest, its just not making me feel any better. Honestly, I don't know how much more I can take, I love him so much but Im just finding it too hard and i don't want the baby coming into the world with his mummy and daddy unsure about their relationship, it just isn't fair, I really don't know what to do for the best :(

Bri - 19.6 hours ago
Nic, I'm not exactly sure about how the military (the army) works. I know with my Marine BIL he puts in for leave for when the baby is due. They make those arrangements ahead of time. But, he is also married to my sister. I don't know if that makes a difference in the military life. I know when they were getting married it was right after he was going to Quanico (sp?) so they packed up the things and he took them but she couldn't move on base until after they were married. Pretty much depending on how things work with the army if he misses it it could be his fault and may not be. If they look at the fact that because you aren't married then it may not be his fault that he can't put in the time. But, if it doesn't matter then he should have been able to request the time off months and months ago. Again, the Army may work definately then the Marines as well so maybe talk to some Army wives/girlfriends. They may be able to bring you up to speed better with how the 'life' goes.

Bri - 19.9 hours ago
ShawV - My son had hiccups about 10 or more times a day. After he was born they continued. It was such a sad thing to watch but it was also laughable. You know it isn't hurting them but he looked up at me like 'help!' We started calling him a little hiccupotmus after a book about a hippo with hiccups. He eventually out grew them. This time I feel them every once in a while but not often. My sisters said thei children never had them.

nic-babynum1 - 20.1 hours ago
my boyfriend has just been told he isnt alowed home until the 24 (due on 23rd) and has to go home on the 4th, so if i go overdue doesnt that mean he could miss it? hes in the army, and although i have suported him this whole time, i feel a little let down that i may have to do this alone. it saddens me to think that he isnt around even to just look after me whilst i am pregnant. is it wrong for me to be angry with him? after all i know that its not under his control, but i already feel like i am leading half a life with him then half without. he signed up for the army and i have never liked that, but i have always suported him when he needs me, so why should i be the one who has to be let down when i will really need him? i hate it. i dont think i could forgive him if he wasnt there, it means so much to me and its just not fair that this could happen. sorry for moaning but only found out ten minutes ago, was a bit of a shock, he was first told he could come back 11th dec to the 11th jan.

Martha03 - 21.5 hours ago
My baby always has the hiccups. I let my hubby feel them the other night.. :D Oh my gosh girls, it is getting cold here and I feel as though I am getting HOTTER! I am wearing capris and it is 60 degrees... I am sweating so much. It is weird because I am usually a very cold person. Maybe it is the extra coat of fat I am wearing these days. haha. Tomorrow week 34 yay! 6 more weeks...

mama2be12.24.09 - 22 hours ago
Elizabeth21 : i totally hear ya, my dh was a marine and is now a firefighter and has been gone my whole pregnancy and i have no car, so ive been trapped in a major rebuild of our house with no car and no dh , its not fun, but a week will go by super fast, mines leaves me weeks at a time, ive seen him 28 hours in the last 3 weeks, but like bri said as long as they are home for the delivery ill eventually get over the rest of it lol

mikeysmommyof2 - 22.1 hours ago
Shawv--it seems mine has been getting the hiccups often lately too. They say its a good thing cuz it means they are in their practg their breathing...however maybe im the pnly one but i find the hiccups VERY annoying. i hate the feeling of them. i try to find every position to not feel them.

ShawV - 22.5 hours ago
Does anyone's little one have the constent hiccups? I think she has had them at least four times today already.

Bri - 22.5 hours ago
Elizabeth21 - I'm sorry that your husband will be gone but just think he'll be back before the baby is born... My FIL was out at sea when my SIL was born. Both Konia and Missy were in the hospital for MONTHS while my husband (4yrs old) stayed with neighbors. My FIL didn't meet his daughter until she was 4months old. It happens. The military is actually much better about these things today then they were 25-30years ago. My BIL gets time off when a child is born. Since you aren't due until December then I'm sure they are going on business as usual. I know it sucks though.

Waterbirths can be refreshing when you are going natural. Even if you aren't the beginning stages can be comforting in the water. Just what you are used to. Since I'm doing a completely natural VBAC I'll be using whatever tools I can, including pacing halls, the tub and stability ball.

I also have a maternity belt but can't find it. I NEED to find it. Although I'm still active and run with my son it's hard to manage later in the day. Last night I got stuck on my couch because it hurt to stand up. I was hunched over to get upstairs. This little boy is just getting too big. I'm so happy we can almost see the light at the end of the tunnel.

zephyr - I feel for you! One of my sister's has yet to see my 2yr old. He just turned two 2 days ago and she hasn't met him. Oh well. Her loss.

Elizabeth21 - 22.9 hours ago
Well I found out that my husband has to leave for a course for a week at the end of Nov. I was hoping to go early but now I'm not sure if we're going to have enough time to get everything done with him being gone. I rolled my eyes at him and told him the timing was very convenient. He retorts back 'if the army me wanted me to have a wife and kids they would have issued me some when I joined'. Nice........

dresmummy - 1 days ago
soooo glad i only have 7 weeks left and a planned induction!! eek scary birth hurts enough besides the nagging fact in my mind that all the women who have had an induction told me it kills even worse then natural labour so i am very nervous and scared and does anyone have any advice my first labour was a real nasty one to i was almost forced to have a c section until my husband demanded they pull the baby out at 7 centimeters so they did lifted the cervix and pulled my health 6 pound 14 ounce son this wasa all after 36 excrushiating hours of labour now i am having an induced labour GREAT if my first wasnt scary enough i get two scary births! any advice on induction?

zephyr - 1 days ago
My mom and sister and brother still have yet to meet my 19 month old and probably won't. I don't expect them to change their attitude with this new one, either.

doublemama - 1 days ago
i birthed naturally with my first and for me at least the thought of sitting there soaking would have aggravated me even more..is it supposed to be more relaxing? i think a john mayer cd and a patient hubby will do me just fine hopefully...though just like i had conveniently forgotten how hard the 3rd trimester is, im starting to think ive also forgotten how hard being in labor is too! eek...i just tell myself its a day that will pass its a day that will pass...

rlspregnancy3 - 1 days ago
I wanted a waterbirth, haven't had one yet. My first had meconium in my waters when they broke so I wasn't allowed one (and ended up havin an epidural), my second I wasn't allowed becuase my first got stuck on the way out (shoulder dys- something) so I was consultant lead for my second, having said that I was allowed to stay in a bath until the pushing stages with gas and air, this time I hope third time lucky! I hope for my long awaited water birth (with gas and air!).

gorogo - 1 days ago
Is anyone wearing a maternity belt? I'm thinking of pulling mine out now, the baby has dropped some and now I am getting some pressure. Just wondering if others are having this too. Last pregnancy I think I wore that belt for half the pregnancy because my daughter was really low from the beginning.

wwhitney - 1 days ago
I haven't had a water birth but IV seen one. I know your not allowed to have any medication. So if you plan on birthing naturally then you might could give it a shot. I was thinking about it. I'm pregnant with my first. But I decided to get a epidural when my little girl comes. Wish I could help you more!

maria81 - 1 days ago
hi everyone, has any of you had a water birth? what was it like? i dont know whether to ask for one or not

Sugarbear87 - 2 days ago
I didn't realize the lack of support that a lot of us seem to be going through. It's sad. I know that once the baby is here all these people will want to come and see. I just don't even know how to feel about that. I too, was not thrown a babyshower because we chose not to find out the gender. The family keeps saying that if it is another girl, that I dont need one. Ugh, so frustrating

adriana03 - 2 days ago
my family is the best cant complain.. sorry.. and I GOT A PUPPY! lol..

zephyr - 2 days ago
After all the family comments I thought I'd join in and whine... after 15 years of trying to have a relationship with my family I've decided that it is impossible, pregnant or not. My family, with my mom as ringleader are bigots, liars, and self-absorbed X!X!X!X!X!. always have been and I've come to realize always will be. I don't have most of them there for me. Which sucks because it gets pretty lonely.

Bri - 2 days ago
ash1973 - Totally agree. My inlaws are Hawaiian. While it isn't a different country they see pregnancy and birth as this wonderful time. They make it so I don't stress and try to do everything for me. It's great but can get annoying when I am so active this time around. I guess it goes back to, not too long ago infant mortality rates over there were not so good. The first birthday is a HUGE celebration (isn't everything?) because the child made it! We had over 100 people at my son's first birthday. I guess that's why I'm so dissappointed in my own family. They are self absorbed when it comes to family and pregnancy. My inlaws will bend over backwards for their grandchild(en) and me while pregnant. I can't even get my mom to come see my new house or even for the birth of the child. I only live three hours away and we moved into our house last March.

ash1973 - 2 days ago
I feel terrible that so many of you feel unsupported by family members at a time when feeling loved means so much. I, too, have been disappointed by my own family at times during this pregnancy . . so I can imagine how you might be feeling. This pregnancy has been so different from my first because I was in a different country for the first and that country values children so much!!! I had so much love and support there. I guess I'm learning that when I know someone who is pregnant I need to open my arms to them because in this country so many people are expected to do childbirth alone . . . and really we all need each other. We do need love and support! It has really opened my eyes to what it means to look out for others.

Kris1209 - 2 days ago
I am so happy my and my husband's families and friends are such wonderful people. I always knew they were but hearing your stories and and my brother's wife's current drama with her sister makes me all the more thankful for my wonderful support group of friends and family.

stina007 - 3 days ago
Note to future baby: Please like your carseat. I know big brother didn't care for his much, but he loves it now.

Bri - 3 days ago
My son was born in Seattle, my sister's first child was born in Okanawa (sp?) My mom was there for her two other child and both my of my other sister's children. Just not mine and the first.

mommyagain3 - 3 days ago
Bri -My son was born in japan too, Misawa, where were you at?

Bri - 3 days ago
My mother was AT the birth of each of her grandchildren except for the 1st because that was in Japan and my first because it was November and she lives in Eastern WA. It is a three hour drive but she doesn't like to drive in the snow so she didn't come. Since my next is in December I don't expect her this time either. Very sad but oh well. My inlaws will drop everything to come. Even my SIL will. She finishes school the week before Christmas and doesn't start student teaching until late January so she said she'll be on call from then on to watch my son.

gorogo - 3 days ago
Sugarbear and Mommyagain3: I totally agree about the second/third baby thing. This is my second and my mother told me not to have it before Dec 11 since she has a hair appointment scheduled for the 10th and they live 10 hours away! Who in their right mind would care about their freakin hair instead of their new grandson? My MIL will be out of town on a cruise for the first half of December so she really isn't interested either. At work, my boss just keeps piling on work which he didn't do when I was pregnant the 1st time. So I completely know what you mean. I am scheduled for a c-section on the 16th and my mom said that would work for her schedule. Geez. On the other hand, my father told me that he had a doctors appt. at the beginning of Dec and made sure the docs knew he may need to cancel because of the birth, so I have one person in my life that is really excited, besides me and my husband.

kyleesmommy - 3 days ago
Hey ladies I haven't been on in awhile so I thought I'd stop by. & I have a question, is it normal 2 feel really attatched 2 your partner? Like for instance always wanting 2 be with him & havin his attention. I wasn't really like this at 1st but now its starting 2 be out of control. I can't stand being away from him. & another thing I'm getting these kind of like pains but not really hurting pains it just feels like I used 2 feel when my period 1st started but its not cramping. Idk how 2 explain it but it just feels like my period is coming like minature beginner cramps. Anybody kno why.?

mommyagain3 - 3 days ago
I feel the same way, this is my 3rd, and i feel like no one cares! She will be the last on both sides. No one bothered with a shower for this one or my 2nd. My MIL said she didnt feel up to it, but she is having a big Thanksgiving, well we will not be there! No one calls to see how i am doing, no one has ask if i need anything, or anyhing, Im sick of it! I am not telling when i go to have her, and I am not taking her to visit!

Sugarbear87 - 3 days ago
I was so nausious (sp) yesterday too. I was laying in bed with a sore stomach. It finally went away though. Someone wrote that people don't seem to care as much about 2nd pregnancy's and I couldn't agree more. It really does appear to be that way, at least in my case. It's def. way different then when I was pregnant with my daughter. I feel like not letting the people who don't seem to care not see the baby, but maybe that is just my evil hormones talking LOL

Bri - 3 days ago
You know what I figured. If people don't want to support me and my pregnancy then that's fine. I'd rather know ahead of time before I introduce an inocent little baby to them. I don't want my children to get attached to people that are mean spirited and not going to be there for them. My son is loved and cared for by my inlaws and even if my family doesn't want to be a part of his life then they will take over and give him (soon to be them) more love then my entire family can. They won't be lacking for love and better off without my sister's childish games.

jamielynn1980 - 3 days ago
Thanks ladies for the advice. Just not sure if I'm getting testy due to the end of the pregnancy and letting the hormones get the best of me or what. The SIL issue will just have to get better or I'm telling her where to stick it. It's mean but I'm fed up. Off to the Dr. now to see if I have a stomach bug or what.

MyBabySuprise - 3 days ago
kellyse, I have had increase loosed stools for several weeks. Jamielyn, I know about sister problems. My sister is so mean and determined to ruin this expierience for me because she is jealous. She cannot deal with her not being the only one to have the grandkids. She has recently told me that I cannot see her kids anymore and she doesn't want to see my son when he is born. She wants the family to focus on her drama and away from the miracle of my son. I was going to sue her for vistitation but have since decided that I am giving in and letting her drag me down. As such, I am walking away and not giving her any attention nor her drama. We can't help the jealously others feel, thier selfishness, or the people and things we miss out on because of thier behaviors but we can decided to focus on our little ones and drop the selfish sisters regardless of how much we want to fix everything and please the family. The family and your SIL are not more important then you and your baby so don't let her steal anymore of your peace. They do this on purpose and if the rest of the family doesn't like it then too bad. They don't need to share in your joy either. You will never have this pregnancy again and you have the right to be excited and enjoy it no matter what emotional problems other people have.

trynitismommie - 3 days ago
ahhh. week 33!!! why am I soooo damn sick?! i'll be laying or sitting here and BOOM! the nausea hits! why? its frustrating, i dont want to be sick, i want to enjoy being pregnant for the last time!

MrsPDM - 3 days ago
Jamielynn- I had a similar problem with my sister. We both conceived with a month or so of one another. Paul & I have always been a bit discreet so we didn't tell anyone before week 13 or so, in the meantime my sister had a miscarriage. I kept it quiet to make sure she did not feel bad but in the end it my life too and I have a right to be happy about my baby. SHe has been a bit distant and cold recently, I know that she desperately wants a baby and she is still grieving for the one that she doesn't have. She would have been due soon after me and I guess my being pregnant reminds her of what she went through and won't let her forget it. I understand and am trying to give her some slack but I wouldn't let her be rude to me or make me feel bad about my baby. There is only so much one person can take so if you need to tell the person bugging you off, then do it girl you owe yourself that!

Bri - 3 days ago
Elizabeth21 - If it's smelly then talk to your doctor. It could be a yeast infection but if it's just discharge then use pads. It'll go away eventually.

kellyse - The tightening is probably BH and nothing to worry about especially if things loosen up by moving and changing positions. As for the stomache and back problems. I get those too. Anytime I have stomach problem my back hurts with it. Once things get moving again things get better. Just part of pregnancy, constipation and diarrhea.

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HollieNJax - 23 Dec 2009
Katrina23 - 23 Dec 2009
Kris1209 - 23 Dec 2009
lyn36mo - 23 Dec 2009
missamy - 23 Dec 2009
monkeytobe - 23 Dec 2009
MsJones124 - 23 Dec 2009
Mysseryn - 23 Dec 2009
nic-babynum1 - 23 Dec 2009
peachpie - 23 Dec 2009
rlspregnancy3 - 23 Dec 2009
trynitismommie - 23 Dec 2009
xXxEXPLOxXx - 23 Dec 2009
zephyr - 23 Dec 2009
amywithbaby - 24 Dec 2009
ash1973 - 24 Dec 2009
baby.mama - 24 Dec 2009
beccaboo97 - 24 Dec 2009
cazznbump - 24 Dec 2009
DanielleMonelz - 24 Dec 2009
KohlsMommy - 24 Dec 2009
lipsa2 - 24 Dec 2009
mama2be12.24.09 - 24 Dec 2009
momma2b1224 - 24 Dec 2009
mummy2b20.01.08 - 24 Dec 2009
Mz.Dez - 24 Dec 2009
Nina. - 24 Dec 2009
Rytrice - 24 Dec 2009
seeyOusoon122409 - 24 Dec 2009
ShawV - 24 Dec 2009
stefyGirl - 24 Dec 2009
XONORA5 - 24 Dec 2009
Caitlin Elizabeth ... - 25 Dec 2009
Cindie - 25 Dec 2009
cjayontour - 25 Dec 2009
Decbaby09 - 25 Dec 2009
Deena - 25 Dec 2009
dorjanmarie - 25 Dec 2009
dresmummy - 25 Dec 2009
first4me - 25 Dec 2009
Kristakrz - 25 Dec 2009
Little Rickys Mom - 25 Dec 2009
MommyLexi - 25 Dec 2009
monique2009 - 25 Dec 2009
mrsartis - 25 Dec 2009
MrsStrickland74 - 25 Dec 2009
Nattysmamma - 25 Dec 2009
sohappy2bpregnant - 25 Dec 2009
Tickledpink - 25 Dec 2009
Tongslilmama - 25 Dec 2009
vanessa28 - 25 Dec 2009
Wodchyc - 25 Dec 2009
yessy32 - 25 Dec 2009
ajackson - 26 Dec 2009
AZQB - 26 Dec 2009
baby-joyful - 26 Dec 2009
Happyfeet - 26 Dec 2009
ink-a-belle - 26 Dec 2009
Jacxs502 - 26 Dec 2009
Jeremys Mummy - 26 Dec 2009
Jessika-NewMom - 26 Dec 2009
laurissa71 - 26 Dec 2009
Mariababy1 - 26 Dec 2009
marn-1st-time-mom - 26 Dec 2009
Michelle007 - 26 Dec 2009
mommyoftwodecbabie... - 26 Dec 2009
Rach70 - 26 Dec 2009
Rachael1209 - 26 Dec 2009
soon-2-be mom - 26 Dec 2009

The due date from members in week 33 is from Sunday 20 December 2009 up to & including Saturday 26 December 2009. See the full timeline here

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