You know you are pregnant when sauerkraut smells so good you want to eat it out of the can.

Sam had a good time at the St. Louis Art Museum on Sunday.

Sammie opening her soccer ball.

What could it be?

Sam's brithday cake

I know I can't sign. But, I had to for Sam's birthday.

Sam playing Boom Boom (AKA Darth Vader)

Happy Birthday to Samantha!

Your Baby: Practicing Breathing
The fetus weighs in at almost 1 ounce (28 g), and measures around 3 1/2 inches (8.9 cm) in length. Generally during this week, the fetus may start growing hair on the head and other places such as the eyebrows. If it is a girl, her ovaries already have eggs inside. For boys, this is when the prostate gland develops.

Sammie at the park

Last Sunday we went to the park for a little fun.

Message for Grandma and Grandpa

I just found out I can order a different color cover for Sam's pink car seat. That seals the deal we are not finding out the gender of this baby. I did find a few cool red and gray car seats that could go either way.

It's a Fetus.

We saw the doctor yesterday and everything is going well. This baby moved around during the ultrasound more than Samantha ever did. Are you thinking boy? I am!

Your Baby: Transition Time
At about nine weeks after conception, your embryo has developed enough to be called a fetus, and the most important part of its development is over. The baby will grow a great deal at this time -- from about 1 inch long at the beginning of the week, to about 2 inches by the end (with its head measuring about half its length). The eyelids will fuse shut, and the irises will begin to form. At some point this week or next, blood will circulate between the baby and uterus through the umbilical cord, and the placenta will begin to function, providing oxygen and nutrients.