Hi girls. Thought would share this interesting info, in case u have missed it. Enjoy...

Making the drop. If your baby is a boy, his testicles are now descending from his abdomen into his scrotum. Occasionally, one or both testicles fail to move into position before birth. In this case, your baby's testicles will probably drop before his first birthday. If your infant's scrotum seems large right after birth, don't worry: the swelling is due to extra fluid and will go away in a week or so.

No vacancy. Your baby is moving around less frequently, mostly because of the cramped quarters. Of course, it may not seem as if he's settled down-now that he's so big (about 2 KG -about 4.5 pounds- and about 46 cm – 18.4 inches- long), you can feel even the slightest movement. In fact, since your baby is right up against the wall of the uterus, you're probably getting good at guessing which body part (foot? elbow? arm?) is protruding.

Baby blues. \";Guess what colour my eyes are now?\"; Regardless of the eye colour your baby will end up with, right now his eyes are blue. The pigmentation process in his iris won't be complete until his eyes have been exposed to light for several weeks after birth. His final eye colour may not be evident for years.

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This baby's unique footprint has already developed, with the toes (1) and heel (2) in place. Those tiny toes are likely to be wiggling.

Avi replied. HEy Sweet Simmi, great info and hope my little boy is growing like he is supposed to be at this stage and everything going great for him.... :)

I found out that my hospital doesn't do the foot print thing and was kinda dissapointed (the little feet do look cute) but I guess we can do it ourselves when he comes home...