Teeth wonderful teeth

Phinn has grown not one but two gorgeous little white teeth.  And he is putting them to good use.

The boys are loving getting their hands on food, and getting stuck into eating.  As before we are going down the baby lead weaning route, but I have to say it is not the relaxed easy going style that we had before.  There's a lot so prep involved in getting food for 4, bibs on 3, drinks for 5, and a wet cloth for whoever is finished first. They are still at the frustrated stage of not being able to get it in quick enough.

But that said to date they have tried,

Brocolli
Carrots
Pancake
Avacado
Banana
Carrot and lentil soup
Cream of wheat
Porridge
Fish
Scones
Tomato

I will get some pics, but right now the juggling act is too much to include a camera :)

4 months old

Phinn

Hosea, in his new favourite spot

Hanging out with little Jones, this is about as much photo of her as I dare to use today....but there is a beautiful one for another time.

Finally found the camera, learnt to put pics onto computer and blog them!

 These were taken Tom's birthday, bright eyes and bushy tailed.  Phinns tongue tie was snipped the day after and has made such a difference!  They are both smiling now, but trying to catch that on camera is near impossible!

A picture, only 9 days late!

Hosea Timothy and Phinehas Paul in the delivery suite, a few hours old. Handsome hey?

our plans......

It is fair to say that not a lot of the plans that we made about this home leave haven't taken place as we intended.

Today was no different.

The induction was canceled after waiting around for 4 hours, and we are to go back in tomorrow at 7.30 am.

I am off to bed now to get some sleep and then start the mad dash of dropping the girls off to friends and getting into the hospital.

We covet you prayers. Thank you for all that you have prayed on our behalf today, we are grateful.

Looking forward to sharing news, SOON!

Induction date.......

Well, there's a plan.

Sunday morning 9 am I am going into the hospital, to have an induction.

The good news from the consultant appointment on Tuesday is that twin 2 has turned and so both are now head down. How he turned without me noticing is beyond me:)

The two little ones may not be so little. When the consultant was doing the scan she was unable to measure the femur length as it was too long for the screen! We shall see how long the legs really are. I think that was the point she took pity on me and offered me the early induction.

So please pray for us. We have prepared as best we can I think, but there is still all the unknowns. There are no unknowns for the Lord and we are grateful that the babies birthday is known to Him as are all the days of their lives before anyone of them has come to pass.

I aim to get some of our summer pics on the blog before sunday so I can clear them out the way ready for the big unveiling. Snuggly twin pictures are too cute.

Looking good!

This was taken last weekend, so at 33 weeks. Not doing too bad!

The doctor will see me again at 37 weeks and then book in for an induction at 38 weeks. They are pleased with how well they are growing, and the position, and no one seems that bothered by my moaning about how bulky and sore my body is! I keep getting told I'm doing great and I'm carrying 2 normal size babies for their gestation :)

A maximum of 4 weeks and I get to meet my little men. Hurray.

And in a miracle turn of events, the Hindles have decided on names weeks before the delivery date. Sadly no white board tally chart this time the night before!