#Week 39!!!!

How far along: 39 weeks! I'm still pregnant! Woot!! :) 

Total weight gain: Total is 33lbs up from pre-pregnant weight.

Maternity clothes: Of course! Or size L/XL shirts. lol.

Stretch marks: ..Yes. I got a few the last two weeks. 

Sleep: SO uncomfortable! I cannot get into a good position or stay asleep. It's the worse.

Best moment of this week: Just getting the house ready and cleaning alot. 

Miss anything: Just being as active as I used to be. And having more energy. 

Movement: He's still very active. Always moving. Always having hiccups. 

Food cravings: ICEES.

Anything making you queasy or sick: lukewarm water. I need it ice cold. 

Have you started to show yet: Ya think?

Gender: Boy!!

Labor signs: "Lightning crotch" . Google it. and Braxton hicks that have being a bit more intense and frequent.

Belly button in or out: It's leveled with the rest of my stomach. lol

Wedding rings on or off: I haven't worn any rings in a long time. I'm dealing with swelling since Summer hit. 

Happy or moody most of the time: Happy! I want him here! 

Looking forward to: Getting to experience the natural water birth that I've planned since before conception and delivering my own child. (Under the watch of my Midwife of course)

39 weeks pregnant

"Are we there yet? You’re probably feeling like you want to get this baby the heck out of you. We’re not sure, but the impatience and discomfort many moms feel around 39 weeks (and beyond!) might be nature’s way of getting you mentally prepared for delivery. Remember how freaked out you used to be about it? Now, at week 39 you probably don’t care what you have to do, you just don’t want to be pregnant anymore!"-thebump.com

Your baby's the size of a watermelon!

Baby keeps growing, despite being so crowded in there. He probably weighs around 6.2 to 9.2 pounds and measures about 18.9 to 20.9 inches.

your baby at 39 weeks

• He's probably able to flex his limbs now.
• His brain is still rapidly developing -- he's getting smarter by the week!
• His nails may extend past his fingertips.

 pregnancy symptoms at 39 weeks 

• False labor. Usually these pains start in the front of your body and ease up when you switch positions. You'll know it's real labor when they start at the top of your uterus and become more frequent.
• Water breaking. Call your doctor if you suspect yours has broken, or if you think you could be leaking amniotic fluid.
• More heartburn, hemorrhoids, pelvic pressure and trouble catching your breath.
• The urge to nest. Don't stress though -- you'll never get everything done.

Here's some photos my sister took of me last week: