The Littlest Medal

We have some real exciting news that we've been patiently waiting to tell for weeks now..  And I thought it would only be appropriate to let Enoch spill the beans, so without further ado...

Little Man is going to be a big brother!!!

And he's real excited...

...As are we!!  We are SO thankful that the Lord has blessed us with this new little life growing inside of me!  

To answer some typical pregnancy questions, we are due near the end of May; I am currently 14 weeks pregnant.  I have been more nauseous with this pregnancy than I was with Enoch, but not to the point of vomiting, thankfully.  We DO plan to find out the gender of this baby (unlike our plans with Enoch); until then we are affectionately calling him/her our "littlest", hence the name of this post.  And although we haven't fully decided where to give birth, right now we are planning to use a midwife who works at a clinic with other midwives and doctors in a (somewhat) nearby town because there is a shortage of well-trained home birth midwives in our immediate area.  

For any proud, excited grandparents who care to listen, this is a recording of the lovely little heartbeat we heard this Tuesday.  {If you've never heard one of these on the doppler, try listening for the "whoosh, whoosh, whoosh" sound that's going real fast.}





And lastly, here are a few more of my favorite pictures from our time on MSU's campus taking pics this week.

playing with his block on the brick wall

  

my two sweet men