Ultrasound Pictures!!

I have finally gotten around to scanning the ultrasound pictures...almost 3 weeks later. We have also gotten the room all painted and somewhat put back together. We still have things in the room that won't stay there...example: bassinet etc. I won't take pictures of the room until it is completely finished. We still have to put Noah's name on the wall and find some material for curtains and get those made and hung up. I don't know what we did with the ones we had in Leon's room before. We must have gotten rid of them when we moved. You know...I wasn't suppose to have another boy or anything :) I'm actually really happy that we are having another boy though. We can re-use all of the stuff we had for Leon and won't spend near the money we did with him and all the stuff you have to have for them.

Noah has been very active...yet again, the last few days. He's constantly kicking, or moving...mainly moving. I haven't felt the hard kicks like I did a couple of weeks ago. That may have something to do with them hurting and me telling him to stop and be nice to mommy...and he listened...so far anyway :)

Leon now says that he is having a baby sister named Noah Andrew. He knows what his name is going to be, he just doesn't have the concept of boy vs girl down yet...but that's ok. He'll realize one day that him and Noah are alike as far as their gender goes...it's not all that important to him now. We correct him and tell him it's a baby brother, and sometimes he says brother, other times, it's still his baby sister, Noah.

Leon goes for his checkup for his tubes on July 1st along with getting another hearing test, which I think he will actually pass with flying colors this time! He's doing so well. He is starting to talk more clearly. He doesn't qualify for speech therapy with the First Steps program, however, they suggested just working with him for the next few months since it hasn't even been a month since the tubes were put in. If we still think he could use some help, which they agree...just not "major" help, then to contact the elementary school he will be going to in a couple of years (YIKES) and get him started in speech therapy there. First Steps will only take them until age 3. If he doesn't qualify now, he won't qualify in a couple of months either. In every other level he is well past the 3 year old level except for the speech, which is good. He's a smart little boy. I'm so proud of him! I can't wait until Noah gets here to see how well he interacts with him. He does great with all the other babies he's been around, but knowing that Noah won't be leaving...may be a different story at times.