Update on Baby Girl

If you are bored of hearing/reading about this, I can't blame you, so feel free to skip on to another post. But I had better write this down for myself so I can remember later. I guess.
We saw the doctor and had another ultrasound last Friday. We are all very pleased that the cyst is actually getting a bit smaller! 15cc volume 3 weeks ago; 5.5cc volume last week! Almost two thirds smaller! Yea! Not only that, but because she is growing it is (obviously) significantly smaller respective to her size. All of this is great news. We will continue to watch the changes. We have appointments to meet with the pediatric surgeon (mostly just in case) and the neonatologist who will be present at the birth. I don't really know what those appointments will entail (Jen - if you know - will you share please?) but we've been told we should see those docs soon.
We're feeling blessed and other than the discomfort of the last trimester, the pregnancy is going very well.

Car Seat Covers

I'm thinking about getting a carseat cover made so that Baby Girl can ride in adorable comfort, rather than "already-been-thru-my-two-older-brother's" style. Does anyone know of someone who makes these? What is a good deal? Have any of you used a custom cover and loved or hated it??? The pic above is from an Etsy site, but I'd love a personal recommendation if any of you have one. Thanks guys!

Aiden's First Primary Talk

Aiden got to give his first talk in primary this last Sunday. His topic was baptism. I was a little nervous about what he would do because just a few weeks ago I, sort of jokingly, asked him if he wanted to bear his testimony in Sacrament Meeting and his reply was "No, Mom! Everyone will laugh at me." Who knew there was anything timid about that kid!?!? But we talked about baptism a few times during the week and when it was time to give his talk, he did awesome. I was so proud of him for speaking loudly and clearly. Cause we all know how sunbeams can get shy and mumble at the podium. It was really nothing super spactacular, but for the mom and dad (and him being our first, of course) it was a sweet, rewarding day.