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27 week twin bumpdate

27 weeks.

 

Size of babies:  2 pounds each and 14 inches long…about the size of a head of cauliflower per good ole’ baby center.

 

Size of mama:  large and in charge.

 

How I feel:  I really can’t complain during the day, but I definitely FEEL it at night.  Standing on my feet for long periods of time takes a toll, and I repeat the soreness, pressure, etc. going on ….yikes.  I do feel like I’m starting to swell a bit easier.  Breathing becomes challenging sometimes… I know that sounds crazy but apparently very normal.  All your insides just get pushed up so much to make room for babies which is what causes things like heartburn and trouble breathing. 

Not too exciting of an update, no big changes right now…which I guess I’m thankful for.  I was talking to someone last night who had twins and had to be put on bed rest at 22 weeks, scary!  I keep praying I won’t have to go on bed rest….it would just totally throw a HUGE kink in things with work/maternity leave/etc. 

 

Happy Wednesday!

 

xoxo

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