If you have any suggestions as to what this beautiful baby girl should be called, please reply to this post via the "Post a Comment" feature.
This was a cool website about baby naming that I came across when googling: http://www.babynamewizard.com/voyager#
Brady Baby Countdown!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
The Kind of Stuff I think about These Days....
Infant Survival Rates...
Up until 21 weeks: 0% survival rate
at 22 weeks: 0-10% survival rate
--- Here's where we are ---
at 23 weeks: 10-35% survival rate
at 24 weeks: 40-70% survival rate
at 25 weeks: 50-80% survival rate
at 26 weeks: 80-90% survival rate
at 27 weeks: greater than 90% survival rate
Up until 21 weeks: 0% survival rate
at 22 weeks: 0-10% survival rate
--- Here's where we are ---
at 23 weeks: 10-35% survival rate
at 24 weeks: 40-70% survival rate
at 25 weeks: 50-80% survival rate
at 26 weeks: 80-90% survival rate
at 27 weeks: greater than 90% survival rate
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Roberta in my Belly
It's a girl! Congratulations to us and the fact that we can use all those clothes we saved. :)
Friday, September 9, 2011
Robert or Roberta?
Still unknown by the Brady family... My sonogram tech knows but we don't... and won't until next week. The envelope with the picture and announcements sits unopened at our house. Just waiting for the right time and Rob's out of town until Wednesday, so clearly, it's not today. Just wanted you to know that we don't know yet. We are not hiding any information.
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"Hi Mom!"
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Coming Soon! To an Email box near you...
The determination of whether Isabel has a little brother or little sister. That doctor's appointment is tomorrow morning (ET), so I'll keep you posted. In all fairness, I'll probably post the announcement here so that "technically," everyone on this subscription receives an announcement at exactly the same time. ;)
20 weeks an counting... Baby Facts
Finally people are beginning to notice that you are indeed pregnant, as your uterus pushes your abdomen out at the belly button.
It is now possible to hear your baby's heartbeat with a special stethoscope, called a Delee stethoscope. Some providers begin to use this type of listening device instead of a doppler. It may now be possible for your partner to hear your baby's heartbeat by placing his or her ear against your bare lower abdomen. If you can't hear it right away, try the other side. Listen every day and you will be rewarded with a tiny, fast, rhythmic beat.
WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH YOUR BABY
From this point forward, your baby will put most of her energy into gaining weight and, not coincidentally, so will you! Right now your baby weighs approximately 10½ ounces and is about 6½ inches long, about the size of a can of Red Bull.
20 weeks an counting... Baby Facts
Finally people are beginning to notice that you are indeed pregnant, as your uterus pushes your abdomen out at the belly button.
It is now possible to hear your baby's heartbeat with a special stethoscope, called a Delee stethoscope. Some providers begin to use this type of listening device instead of a doppler. It may now be possible for your partner to hear your baby's heartbeat by placing his or her ear against your bare lower abdomen. If you can't hear it right away, try the other side. Listen every day and you will be rewarded with a tiny, fast, rhythmic beat.
WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH YOUR BABY
From this point forward, your baby will put most of her energy into gaining weight and, not coincidentally, so will you! Right now your baby weighs approximately 10½ ounces and is about 6½ inches long, about the size of a can of Red Bull.
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