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He's here!

Written by: P&N

Baby Butler has arrived! Check back next week for details and Ginny's birth story. And congrats to Ginny, Shawn and Charlotte!   

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Huggies diapers

Any day now

Written by: Ginny

So I guess you could say Baby Boy is a bit on the large side. I had the 38-week "ultrasound for paranoid people," and my concerns were confirmed: This guy is a big 'un.

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P&N girls

Sound advice

Written by: Ginny

I had to see another doctor in my OB’s practice when I went in for my appointment today, but I’m so glad I did! He gave me some great practical advice on making the transition from one child to two.

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Woman on bed

Counting down

Written by: Ginny

It’s not called “labor” for nothing: Those last hours of pregnancy can be pretty awful. And that’s why Mother Nature has developed tactics to make sure we won’t want to delay delivery.

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Children's book

Sharing

Written by: Ginny

I read this book to Charlotte today with tears streaming down my face.

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Baby girls

Spacing the siblings

Written by: Ginny

I've been thinking a lot about timing lately. It seems there's no right or wrong when it comes to baby spacing, but it can sure affect the family dynamics!

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Calendar

Save the date

Written by: Ginny

It’s official: If baby boy doesn’t arrive earlier, we’ll be meeting him on July 29! Induction day is scheduled for a few days before my due date.

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Charlotte

Hazards of the job

Written by: Ginny

It's risky business trying to keep up with a 3-year-old when you're 30+ weeks pregnant. Especially when that 3-year-old gives no thought to self-preservation.

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Woman shopping

I'm becoming my own personal shopper

Written by: Ginny

Isn’t it nice that just as shopping for your own clothes becomes decidedly un-fun, you come up with a billion and one things to buy for baby?

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Feet on scale

Weighing in

Written by: Ginny

As I stepped onto the scale at the doctor’s office today and watched the nurse slide the weights from side to side, I was hoping against hope that I was reading the measurement wrong. (Maybe the scale needed to be recalibrated?)

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