karate king oyna We got our first close-up of the baby’s face today, and little-by-little, the baby is looking more human.

go Our first glimpse at the baby’s face
watch We are definitely beginning to see characteristics from both parents in the baby.
enter site Aude and I spent most of the morning in the hospital today. It turns out that, like its mother, Peanut isn’t much of a morning person. Unlike the gymnast we saw the other day, this morning the little bugger was sound asleep and almost impossible to arouse. We tried making noise, even getting up and bouncing around, but the little bugger just sat there, thumb in mouth, sound asleep. It’s the same reaction Aude has when the cats make noise – she can totally drown them out and go straight back to sleep, no matter how loudly they meow.
online king oyun oyna Unfortunately, they needed the baby to turn in order to conduct the tests, so it was a matter of continuing to jiggle and squirm until the baby finally woke up. Which took ages. Aude had to get up and do a dance in the end.
Must have scared it. The poor little thing ended up with hiccups. If you’ve never seen a baby on ultrasound with hiccups, I recommend it. Very funny to watch. (this isn’t ours, but here’s another baby with hiccups: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFKF42R4978)
Still, everything is where is should be, and that’s good to see. 6.2cm from head to rump, with little legs and feet developing well.
We’re noticing some ‘Type-A’ tendencies: Peanut is already an overachiever. The doctor doing the exam today said that all the tests were extraordinarily favorable – which is always reassuring to know. Healthy and ‘alles in ordnung’.