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V-Day!

Wow.... I can't believe it.... Today baby Smudge is considered Viable! Not that I want to go in to labour JUUUUUUUUST yet, but it is reassuring to know that should it happen the hospital would pull out all the stops to save my baby rather than just be sympathetic towards my miscarriage.

Now I feel like it's safe to start buying and prep'ing for baby's arrival - once we're through Christmas anyway. I've started making plans and writing out lists of things we need, mentally putting things aside for my hospital bag, and generally getting excited!

As soon as we're back from Christmas I'm on project baby!
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