Finneas had his two week check up, and what a chunk - he's up to 9 pounds and 6 ounces. Whoa! We love every pudge, I mean, inch of him!
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On Kalla Patar, newly engaged. (2005)
Growin' a baby.
On Kalla Patar, newly engaged. (2005)
First Time Baby Farmers
- Ashley and Adam Kestler
- Seattle, WA
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Prego Vocab with Farmer A
- Lanugo: Fine and downy hair that grows on the baby while nesting in the womb. This sheeply hair is usually shed right before birth. Elephants and Seals rock lanugo too!
- Meconium: a baby's fist BM, you know - poop.
- Prima Gravida: No, it's not your nona's italian pasta dish! It's the official hard way of saying "first timer." If this is your first pregnancy you're a prima gravida.
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