Because of the Gestational Diabetes, we are having sonograms every couple of weeks to monitor the baby's weight and overall growth. We got some good news, though: We'll have an amniocenticis at 37 weeks (the beginning of February) and if the baby's lungs are mature, we can go ahead and have a C-Section--and have the baby here earlier than expected! (We're very excited!)
Little Lily had her thumb in her mouth for much of the time we did the sonogram. It brings back many memories of mother painting a "burning" solution on my sister's thumb to get her to stop sucking it. It didn't work, I think she's still sucking her thumb and she's 30.
If you look closely, you can see her little fingernails. Hopefully she won't bite them like all of the other members of the Fisher family.
Little Lily had her thumb in her mouth for much of the time we did the sonogram. It brings back many memories of mother painting a "burning" solution on my sister's thumb to get her to stop sucking it. It didn't work, I think she's still sucking her thumb and she's 30. 
If you look closely, you can see her little fingernails. Hopefully she won't bite them like all of the other members of the Fisher family.
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