How big is baby?

How far along? 16 weeks
Waist measurement: 40.5 inches so about an 1.5 inches smaller
Total weight gain/loss: down 12.0. 183.0lbs.
How much does Baby weigh?: 3.5 oz
Maternity clothes? but of course!
Stretch marks? same ones.
Sleep: Adam snores a lot and that is hard to deal with, but I'm trying. Some new mommy worries too, but that's normal, right?
Best moment this week: feeling a small flutter on my left side (about 2 inches from my belly button) and I've noticed I've started to leak...bring on the nursing pads!
Movement: very little. about 2 inches to the left of my belly button very sporatic.
Food cravings: PB&J, meat sandwiches, milk, and orange soda
Gender: been thinking boy all along. Everyone else says girl.
Labor Signs: No, just cramps
Belly Button in or out? in
What I miss: being able to shave without getting winded. I guess I'll have to stop when it starts getting too hard. Then Adam gets to veet or nair me!
What I am looking forward to: the next appointment and then the big u/s!
Watch what you say... tiny bones forming in baby's ears mean the little one can now pick up your voice. Eyebrows, lashes and hair are starting to fill in, and taste buds are forming. And, if you're interested, an ultrasound might be able to determine gender.
Your little one has hiccups! An involuntary movement of the diaphragm causes these painless contractions. In adults, this movement is followed by closure of the vocal cords (making the familiar "hic" noise); because the baby's trachea is filled with fluid rather than air, fetal hiccups don't generate sound. The frequency of hiccups varies widely, with some babies experiencing several bouts a day and others never seeming to get them at all. By the sixth month, you'll be able to "see" fetal hiccups as they occur--they'll make your belly jump.

And now...what you all have been begging for...a belly photo!