Bump Watch- Week 29

Pregnancy is still wonderfully calming to me and I am enjoying every minute of it. As we get into the nicer summertime weather I am missing my normal (smaller) clothes. I would rather be pregnant in the summer because I can wear dresses and skirts instead of the layers required in winter. It has been mild so far this spring/early summer so I've been really lucky.

We haven't been doing much... working, taking our high school kids around NYC every Saturday to introduce them to new things (we went to the Statue of Liberty yesterday), and we've been driving to York, PA to visit my Aunt Pat in the hospital. Today we had the first day in the city we've had in a while. It is gorgeous weather here so we walked about forty blocks and enjoyed the sights. We also bought a few cute outfits for the baby (Old Navy is FANTASTIC!)

We start our month and a half long birthing/newborn/breastfeeding classes tomorrow night (once a week on Mondays). I have no idea what to expect... should I be nervous about the impending birth? Excited? Both? I think in the end I will just feel whatever I feel. We are looking forward to the classes so we will know a little bit more what the heck we are doing, or so we hope. Maybe we'll just know a little more about what to expect.

Kevin and I decided to leap into parenting duties today by assembling our stroller. We expected a big production but it took only five minutes. It is by far the coolest stroller ever. I documented the event to share with all of you...

Step 1: Kevin unloads the box while I supervise/take pictures

Steps 2 and 3: Kevin finishes taking everything out of the box and puts the wheels on

Check out the shiny rims on this ride! Baby Quentin will be riding in style! Gus was fascinated by the new contraption in the house- he was exploring it for quite a while. 

Step 4: Added the infant seat adapter so we can set the baby in the stroller with his infant seat until he is big enough to ride the in the stroller