Comparing My 2 Pregnancies

I did try to dig out whatever photos I could find of me during my 2 pregnancies, just because I thought it would be fun to compare. But before I show them to you, just remember, we are only comparing the size of my belly... nothing else. I already know it is all bigger! :)

It really struck me as sad the limited number of pictures of myself I have to show you. I guess that is what happens when I am always the one behind the camera. So, here are two sets to compare.


31 weeks with Charlotte and 31 weeks with Babin




37 weeks with Charlotte (in red top) 39 weeks with Babin (in floral top)


I think I am about the same belly-wise for both pregnancies. What do you think?

Comments

  1. EdiMon Aug 24, 10:47:00 PM EDT

    I have also found that as the "official" family photographer there are few photos of me :( Not that I mind so much but I'm thinking down the road for my kids and their kids etc.

    One day this spring I purposed to have some photos of me taken by my dh and then I put them on a scrapbook page. I also made sure on Mother's Day to have my dh take some pictures of me with the kids.

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  2. Jason & RebeccaTue Aug 25, 09:15:00 AM EDT

    You're belly dosen't look bigger than your first pregnancy and I think you are carrying the exact same way you carried little C.

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