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17w4d
2. How many children do you have?
2-ds and dd
3. Do you want more children after this one?
thats a negative
4. Biggest craving during this pregnancy?
extra cheese, if it has cheese I want EXTRA lol
5. Are you having a boy or girl?
dont know yet
6. What made you pick the name for your unborn child?
havent decided 100% but daddy likes Titan for a boy and I like Addalyn for a girl
7. Oddest thing you have cried about?
I have never been an emotional person even with the other 2 pregnancies, but this one look out... I cry over eveything, guess the oddest thing would be country songs, not a huge country fan but almost every country song I hear ... I cry.View Thread
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