35 weeks

Its been an eye opening couple of days, over the weekend we had our baby classes. We opted to get it all over with in one weekend instead of going every Tuesday for six weeks. We watched movies and talked about the birth the first day. kind of funny being in a room full of pregnant women. Every two minutes another would get up to pee. I was thinking on starting side bets with the other husbands on whose wife would be next down the hallway to answer natures call. lol. Second day of class was all about after the baby is born. We walked in the room greeted by a baby doll in our chair that we had to take turns holding the entire class. At first Sara held her, it didn't take long before it was my turn. What a weird feeling to know that in only a few more weeks this doll will be a real live little man. Sweeet!!!!! A Pediatrician came in and talked to us about all the baby shots and stuff that he will have to get. Oh yeah and then there was the circumcision, poor little guy. its probably a good thing that they do this procedure at such a young age. I would hate to have the memory of when they did that in the back of my mind forever.

Before the end of class we had done all sorts of fun things with the doll. I changed her, gave her a bath. Even learned how to swaddle, that's right I learned to swaddle. All in all it was a very eyeopening experience. When it hit me the most I think was when we visited the hospital the first day. Or maybe it was during the first video we watched on natural childbirth when the lady was about to give birth, Sara turned to me and said "That does not look like fun"

As you see in the pictures little man's cool little safari room is almost done. We have some more clothes and stuff to wash. Also, We have to figure out where to hang the other three animals and some pictures. We are very pleased with the way everything turned out. I just love that nite light.