Baby's homecoming outfit

So, while searching for something cute for baby boy (that's right, still no name) to come home in when he is born, I saw some super cute onesies on etsy.com. I decided that I could make them myself and yesterday I headed to the fabric store and picked up everything I needed. I think it turned out pretty cute if you ask me. I plan on pairing it with some brown pants and maybe a cute little newsboy type hat. :)

Eli's blog

I finally got around to making a blog for Eli. It tells his story from the beginning. If anyone is interested you can check it out here. http://babyelihutchings.blogspot.com/ (warning, it's long) I also posted a link to it on the right hand column under Friends and Family blogs.

Fabulous find Friday

So, we picked up this little beauty (the guitar, of course) at a yard sale today for $0.50. Eva is loving it.


And just because I can't handle how cute she is, here are a few more recent pictures.

20 weeks....halfway there

Curtains....finally!

I finally got around to making a curtain for Eva's room. I didn't have enough of the bird fabric so I had to piece it together with another fabric but I think it turned out pretty cute.

Making pancakes

Eva insisted on helping make the pancakes the other morning. She had so much fun. It was a little messy but worth it.



And here are the pancakes that she made by herself.

Quad screen results

So, at my ultrasound last week my high risk doc encouraged me to get the quad screen blood test. Since it was just a blood test for me and didn't pose any risk to baby I went ahead with it (I usually opt out of any extra testing during pregnancy and definitely wouldn't do an amniocentesis or CVS test which pose risk to baby but are the only way to test for sure for Trisomy 13). If you don't know, the quad screen tests for things like Trisomy 21 (Down's Syndrome), Trisomy 18 and 13 (Eli had Trisomy 13), and Neural Tube Defects such as Spina Bifida and Anencephaly. Anyway, the good news is that my numbers all came back great. 1 in 25,000 chance of Down's Syndrome, 1 in 6,000 chance of Neural Tube Defects, and no high risk for Trisomy 18. Yay!