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Baby Webb #3 is on the way. Here the baby is. We are going to try to be strong and not find out the sex at the ultra sound. So if you have an opinion, about the sex, feel free to share it. I am sure Jason will put a vote up. So far he wants names like "gunner" and "ruby." I told him Gunner might not go so well with Alice and Daniel, but who am I to stop an opinion? Oh wait. I was sick off and on for a few weeks but feel pretty good now.



This is the baby at 10 weeks. We are about 13.5 weeks today. Due the end of February. I guess if we are lucky it could be a leap day baby.

Daniel saw the baby in the ultra sound and was totally not surprised. His comment was "is that the baby I knew was growing in your tummy?" Alice was disturbed and cried and didn't eat for about two days. Then Daniel reminded me of a few months ago when he heard a voice from heaven telling him we needed another baby. He told me that "heavenly father was right, there was a baby growing in your tummy." I asked him if it was a boy or a girl, he said "well they didn't tell us yet." Walking out of the clinic Daniel said "so this is why you have been so tired and grumpy? Because you are growing a baby!" Gotta love kids.

Comments

Kara said…
Congrats! Out of the mouths of babes :).
Josie said…
Congrats Mel! I just love that little man and the things that come out of his mouth!
Megan said…
Congrats! And I am glad that you are feeling better. How is it that kids always seem to know. Anna asked me yesterday when I would have my 3rd baby. And I told her maybe 2 babies was enough for me. lol.
Cynthia said…
I am going to guess girl because Ruby is such a cute name.
Anjanette said…
Congrats. I love that Daniel tells you how it is. It is amazing how much kids actually do pick up on.
Natalie Ockey said…
I am voting for boy because I really want you to have to fight about the name Gunner.
Colett's Corner said…
Hope you are feeling better! I think our baby will come in Jan but we will see. Take care and keep us up to date.

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