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Haha! Shell, no worries about not sharing your name; that's what signatures are for, right? 
And fingers crossed for Saturday! You know, it's good you told your DH how you're feeling. I've been thinking lately about how I tend to keep stuff inside for so long that it starts to feel like a much bigger deal than it really is, then when I finally tell him and we discuss it I see it was not as big as I made it out to be! So, I'm definitely a proponent of frequent communication!
Thanks for the compliment on my blog, Jordyn. I'll have at least one new post soon because I made an apron for my SIL recently, so I'll write about that and post pics.
Stacey, it's nice to have a blog to be able to write about whatever I feel like. I started mine as just a crafting one, but then decided I would post WAY more often if I opened it up to be about whatever was on my mind at the time. And I also started mine on blogspot. It was really easy!
As for talking, Ozzy just started to put two words together about two weeks ago. His vocabulary is growing pretty quickly, but two months ago he still only said maybe 5 words. It just suddenly exploded one day, and now he says between 50-60 words. He was an early walker (about 10 1/2 months), so I've always thought maybe that's why his speech was "delayed." I don't know, I try not to put too much stock into the milestones set by the health care establishment. Or at least, I add about 6 months to their timelinds and don't worry if my kids aren't hitting them by the time they say they should.
Heather, Jimmy can hold his head up already too. He's already holding at 90 degrees when he's on his belly too. I think that's technically "above average," but as I've just said, I try to read too much into being ahead or behind the milestones they set as average.
Jimmy did pretty well with his immunizations. I knew he'd cry more than Ozzy did at his, and he sure did. Poor little fellow doesn't like being poked or hit. Other than when he's hungry, that's pretty much the only time he cries. Although I think the rotovirus vaccine is giving him a hard time. The nurse said he might have nausea or diarrhea from it, and I definitely think he's got some tummy issues from it. That's okay, though, it's still not that bad, and he doesn't seem to be bothered by the injection sites today, so that's good.
And fingers crossed for Saturday! You know, it's good you told your DH how you're feeling. I've been thinking lately about how I tend to keep stuff inside for so long that it starts to feel like a much bigger deal than it really is, then when I finally tell him and we discuss it I see it was not as big as I made it out to be! So, I'm definitely a proponent of frequent communication! Thanks for the compliment on my blog, Jordyn.
I'll have at least one new post soon because I made an apron for my SIL recently, so I'll write about that and post pics. Stacey, it's nice to have a blog to be able to write about whatever I feel like. I started mine as just a crafting one, but then decided I would post WAY more often if I opened it up to be about whatever was on my mind at the time. And I also started mine on blogspot. It was really easy!
As for talking, Ozzy just started to put two words together about two weeks ago. His vocabulary is growing pretty quickly, but two months ago he still only said maybe 5 words. It just suddenly exploded one day, and now he says between 50-60 words. He was an early walker (about 10 1/2 months), so I've always thought maybe that's why his speech was "delayed." I don't know, I try not to put too much stock into the milestones set by the health care establishment. Or at least, I add about 6 months to their timelinds and don't worry if my kids aren't hitting them by the time they say they should.
Heather, Jimmy can hold his head up already too. He's already holding at 90 degrees when he's on his belly too. I think that's technically "above average," but as I've just said, I try to read too much into being ahead or behind the milestones they set as average.
Jimmy did pretty well with his immunizations. I knew he'd cry more than Ozzy did at his, and he sure did. Poor little fellow doesn't like being poked or hit. Other than when he's hungry, that's pretty much the only time he cries. Although I think the rotovirus vaccine is giving him a hard time. The nurse said he might have nausea or diarrhea from it, and I definitely think he's got some tummy issues from it. That's okay, though, it's still not that bad, and he doesn't seem to be bothered by the injection sites today, so that's good.
My last AF was almost a year ago, but the heartbreak of getting it while TTC is still very clear in my memory. 
I hope next month is your month. And my DD was 13 lbs and 25 in at 6 months, so I know what that's like!
And as for the spit up, Alia would do that, except she also would vomit up the whole feed sometimes, and together with her fussiness and difficulty eating, I'm starting to think she actually had silent reflux and we never caught it. Liam dribbles a little bit, but that's about it. It's like night and day between my two!
I know how awful that is when ttc as well. Like Heather said maybe once you take your mind off of it thats when it will happen. Good luck! Its alway sad to put away the babies clothes that dont fit anymore. But deff save them for your next bundle of joy!! 
