alhamdulillah semuanya berjalan dengan baik...muntah² pun dah tak de dah kecuali kalo sy mkn makanan yg mmg tekak tak leh tima...yg tu mmg laju je tekak tolak...cuma skang ni sy kerap kebas tgn especially tgn belah kiri...then td g klinik nak anim supplement pil kalsium...skali tgk pil yg doc bg tu tulis 'calsium carbonate'...errrkkk sama cam chemical yg dok guna selalu tuk wat eksperimen kat lab la plak hehehe...then doc nasihat soh tido byk kan mengiring sebelah kiri...katanya pembuluh darah sebelh kiri lebih rendah dari sebelh kanan...tp mmg selama ni pun sy byk mengiring sebelah kiri pun...tak pe la, means sy harus teruskan amalan ni heemmmm...
and seperti yg husband janjikan dengn sy seblm ni, hnya pas kandungan sy 24w baru leh start bli barangan baby...so this weeend kami plan nak cari brg² baby...igt nak bli sekaligus...almaklum la, dok jauh dgn husband...kdg² bila weekend cam malas je nak kuar g memana especially kalo dok kat umah kat perlis ni...lain la kalo kat shah alam...laju je sy ajak husband g jenjalan cuci mata n poket kat memana...
antara barang baby yg kami plan nak bli this sunday:
---> baju baby - new born - 5psg
---> baju baby - saiz hingga 12 bln - 5psg
( bj lengan pendek, lenngan panjang, suar panjang berstokin, suar panajng tanpa stokin,
suar pendek....erk cam lebih dari 5 psg je nak kena bli ni hehehe...)
---> bootie & mitten - 5psg
( yang ni mgkin akan bertmbah sampai la bersalin...selagi terdaya nak berjalan kat
shopping complex nuu...)
---> tuala mandi - 3 psg
---> lampin kain baby - 1 dozen
---> selimut - bertopi selai
- tak bertopi selai
( dah ada selai hasil rembatan kat watson...tapi yg tu agak besar utk new born baby..)
---> bib / lapik dada - 2 helai
---> powder casing
---> ketip kuku & gunting kecik
---> cotton ball
---> kelambu payung
---> beg baby
---> bekas utk letak barang² baby
haaaa...punya la byk nak bli...mgkin ada yg berpendapat bek bli skit²...tapi tu hnya plan sy n husband...lum tentu dapat bli semua...or mngkin juga akan bertmbh senarai brg² tu hehehe...
hoo...sy juga makin kerap rs gerakan baby...sgt teruja bila dapat rasa baby gerak² dalam perut...dari awal lagi mmg sy suka 'cakap' ngn baby sambil pegang perut...kalo husband ada, dia pun akan sembang ngn baby...
ohhh lama sy tak tempek ttg fetal development...so utk week 24 ni...
"This is another big week for your magical growing baby! Just take a look at the checklist for this week: 1) ears: done; 2) fingernails: done; 3) (if you have a boy) testicles: taking their 3-4 day trip from the abdominal wall to the scrotum; and 4) lungs walls: secreting “surfactant”. What’s that? Well, surfactant is sort of what it sounds like: a surface-activated fat whose main purpose is to assist the your baby's little lungs during inflation (as in, filling with air, not getting more expensive). Just in case you’re curious, your submerged baby is still breathing in amniotic fluid, preparing and rehearsing the lungs an oxygen-filled life outside the womb. By the end of this week, your child will be weighing around 2 lbs and 14 inches long. Your cutie-patootie may even be a little more plump, but isn't anywhere near their full baby-fatted cute-self. Most of the “filling out” is coming up in that long awaited (and slightly dreaded?) third trimester. Woo-hoo! Get ready!
"And how's mom doing? Your little one is moving (spinning, kicking, pirouetting, shimmying, and maybe even doing a bit of the Can-Can) so much these days that if you invite your friends and/or family to touch your belly there’s a good chance they’ll get a milder sample of what you’ve been experiencing . You’ve may have experienced the oddity that is strangers who feel a protruding pregnant belly is public property and a silent invitation for belly touching. We recommend taking the belly-touching calmly and if it really offends you, just say something like: “I just fell in a large vat of anthrax.” Or perhaps something a little less aggressive, like, “Please, at the very least, ask me before touching my body.” Still, there are many women who enjoy sharing this touching ritual with others. Find your comfort zone and good luck with the rest.Scary stuff you should be aware of: The danger of getting preeclampsia (a.k.a. Toxemia) during pregnancy is significantly higher and is characterized by significant swelling of the hands and face, excessive weight gain, blurry vision with severe headaches or abdominal pain. Obviously, swelling is common during pregnancy, but should be monitored closely, and sudden ongoing swelling to the hands and face could be a concern. Talk with your physician for more information. Preeclampsia can also be diagnosed by high blood pressure and the presence of certain proteins in your urine. Again, high blood pressure alone does not mean you are affected, but it might be something you and your physician will want to/need to monitor throughout your pregnancy. Preeclampsia can prevent the placenta from receiving enough blood, thus depriving your baby of essential nutrients and lower oxygen levels, possibly resulting in low birth weights and other problems."
"And how's mom doing? Your little one is moving (spinning, kicking, pirouetting, shimmying, and maybe even doing a bit of the Can-Can) so much these days that if you invite your friends and/or family to touch your belly there’s a good chance they’ll get a milder sample of what you’ve been experiencing . You’ve may have experienced the oddity that is strangers who feel a protruding pregnant belly is public property and a silent invitation for belly touching. We recommend taking the belly-touching calmly and if it really offends you, just say something like: “I just fell in a large vat of anthrax.” Or perhaps something a little less aggressive, like, “Please, at the very least, ask me before touching my body.” Still, there are many women who enjoy sharing this touching ritual with others. Find your comfort zone and good luck with the rest.Scary stuff you should be aware of: The danger of getting preeclampsia (a.k.a. Toxemia) during pregnancy is significantly higher and is characterized by significant swelling of the hands and face, excessive weight gain, blurry vision with severe headaches or abdominal pain. Obviously, swelling is common during pregnancy, but should be monitored closely, and sudden ongoing swelling to the hands and face could be a concern. Talk with your physician for more information. Preeclampsia can also be diagnosed by high blood pressure and the presence of certain proteins in your urine. Again, high blood pressure alone does not mean you are affected, but it might be something you and your physician will want to/need to monitor throughout your pregnancy. Preeclampsia can prevent the placenta from receiving enough blood, thus depriving your baby of essential nutrients and lower oxygen levels, possibly resulting in low birth weights and other problems."
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