Wiegand Writes

Today we had our last appointment at RMA. It was bittersweet. We were able to spend some much needed time with Doctor Castlebaum. I know I have said it before, but he's seriously fantastic!  The baby was moving all over the place. It was all amazing!  We left something for them to remember us... We will miss them dearly!

We were on vacation in the Outerbanks this week, but we remembered to take our weekly photos! I even snagged a cute picture of Meg's belly!  9 weeks 4 days... The baby is approximately the size of Sebastian (1.25")  Bonus pictures...notice the wild horses behind us!!! We have our last ultrasound with RMA on Monday. We would have graduated while away, but we begged for a last visit so we could see Dr. Castlebaum one final time!  We have our first official OB appointment September 6!

I just text my mom a picture of this week's photo and she was confused because she didn't see last week's. I can't believe I forgot to post!  This was right before we left for vacation. 8 weeks 3 days. Myles wasn't in the picture because I had already dropped him off at my parents' house. 8 weeks 3 days... The baby is approximately the size of Chip (1")

After our last photo session I started thinking that the size of the toy should reflect the actual size of the baby. While I love this chart I found on Pinterest... I think the girls are confused about the size of the baby. I scoured the internet trying to find actual sizes of the characters and the only thing I could find was an image of their silhouettes in size order (it doesn't specifically say their size).  That being said, I went rogue and searched through the girls' toys to map out the weeks. I plan to incorporate princesses and other Disney characters (not just Pixar). It's going to be great!! At 7 weeks 4 days, our baby is slightly bigger than 0.5 inch. In our world, that translates to Cinderella's glass slipper! It's amazing how something so small can make you so sick!!!  Here is a video from today's ultrasound... And our pictures.. We go back next Thursday to see some arm stumps (Dr. Castlebaum calls it the Teddy Graham phase)! In other news, we are g