What does this mean? Well, you have to be 10 cm dilated to have a baby, and 100% effaced. Effacement is the thinning of your cervix. Stations mean how high up the baby is in your pelvis, with -4 being the highest. Once you get to a 0, he’s even with the lower bones of your pelvis. So I believe +1, +2, +3, +4 is when he’s in the birth canal and crowning.
Speaking of being prepared, we finished the nursery! We have our car seat, stroller, pack n play, and bouncer all ready to go. All his clothes are washed and the supplies are stocked. I’ve cleaned all the hand-me-downs & made an appointment with the fire dep’t to check our car seat installation. (I was surprised to learn 9 out of 10 seats are improperly installed, yikes!)
~Starting from the left side of the room~
His bookshelf filled up after the baby shower!
~The room isn't complete without Ginger smelling everything ~
~It says: All because two people fell in love... PEYTON~
~This is why the room is only 99.5% done - still need a side table for the lamp~
~Changing Table/Dresser - Boy is it packed FULL of onesies, blankets, diapers, etc!~
~His closet with more clothes, blankets, toys, etc~
We're truly blessed that we're able to provide for Peyton with all the wonderful things he needs and doesn't need :) There's not a day that goes by where I'm not thankful for this, and of course not a day goes by where I'm not thankful for the best and most wonderful gift that we have yet to receive... our baby boy!
Below is a quote that Steve emailed me the day after we found out I was pregnant. I still tear up when I read it. :)
"A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for."
--Anonymous


I love your nursery! I want to get together before he arrives when I'm feeling better, are you up for it? let me know!
ReplyDeleteLet's do it! Let me know when you're feeling better and we'll make it happen!
ReplyDeletethat looks like a very nice room for the new baby
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