Then we made the mistake of going to Babies R Us and found the bedding we wanted and a diaper bag we "needed". Well, the bedding would have been useless without a mattress, so we needed to acquire a mattress of course. Well, after all that, we have a complete baby bed.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
New Outlet Mall = MORE BABY STUFF!
-Keith
Friday, March 28, 2008
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Healthy Baby

The term "anterior placenta" refers to the location of the placenta within your uterus. Most of the time, a fertilized egg will situate itself in the posterior uterus — the part closest to your spine, which is where the placenta eventually develops, too. Sometimes, though, the egg implants on the opposite side of the uterus, closest to your abdomen. When the placenta develops, it grows on the front (or anterior) side of your uterus, with the baby behind it. Does the location of your placenta make any difference? Not to your baby, who doesn't care which side of the uterus he or she is lying on, and it certainly makes no difference to him or her where the placenta lies. And what about to you — or your practitioner? You might be less able to feel your baby's early kicks and punches because the placenta will serve as a cushion between your baby and your tummy. For the same reason, your doctor or midwife may find it a bit harder to hear fetal heart sounds (and it could make amniocentesis slightly more challenging). These situations will resolve if the placenta moves into a more posterior position later on (as anterior placentas commonly do). But the good news here is that, despite those slight inconveniencies, an anterior placenta in and of itself poses no risk to your health.
Keith modeling the baby carrier.
-Laneigh
Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Welcome Case McClain Freeman!
We are creating this website to give our family and close friends the opportunity to share in our pregnancy no matter how far away you are.
February 29, we found out we are expecting a boy! He is due July 25, 2008.
Currently, baby Case is about 9 inches long and weighs just under a pound.
We have a doctor's appointment tomorrow and hope to hear more about his size and how the pregnancy is progressing (and how much weight I've gained).
-Laneigh
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