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Subject: Baby


Author:
Lisa Mitchell
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Date Posted: 14:44:51 03/27/06 Mon

I am 26 and 13 weeks pregnant with my fifth child. Maiya 5, Ciera 4, Sean 2, and Malia 1.. I know how it is in the beginning to want to feel the baby inside of you, or to feel it move. You won't be able to get enough once you feel it for the first time and you'll even miss it after you have the baby. It's definately my favorite part of being pregnant. Please excuse my bluntness: When you have an orgasm it is sort of like a contraction and your uterus gets really hard for about a minute or so. So if you want to feel exactly where the baby is, next time you have a "you know what" feel right above your pubic bone and you will feel a hard 'fist sized' ball. That's your baby. This amazes me and puts me at ease in the beginning of the pregnancy until I can REALLY feel where the baby is.

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