Just now catching up.... sooo devastated for pinkorblue.
My sister lost her son at 20 weeks, and the little casts of his tiny feet still just break me to pieces. That was a hard funeral to go to. I'll be praying for her a lot. It seems so unfair to lose a baby past the 'safe' stage.
I am a SAHM, and I home school as well.
My little girl is bright as the sun, but she has a condition which causes her to tremble. I did go to college for ECE, so I am not entirely unqualified, but even if I were I've got more passion and interest in her education than any non-related teacher could. She's doing very well, and every time she learns something new I feel so blessed - almost flattered, even - to be the one to share it with her! In a way it is like never having to lose those many firsts we cherish so!
Anyway, welcome to the new ladies! Hope everyone is having a lovely week! Next Tuesday we get to go for our fetal echo (heart trouble runs in the family, so they're taking precautions), and since I tested with very slight positive markers for Down's Syndrom (less than 1%) they will be looking more closely at her for that too. From what they tell me, they want to look closely at her facial features too! She's been so wriggly that it has been hard to get a look at her face.
Baby girl seems to adore pressing her face into her little hands/arms!
I can't wait to see her again, and hope we do get a good look at her!