I'm getting called huge too and I've still got 17 weeks to go!!! I'm not surprised though my bump is always enormous & I have seen full term women smaller than I am now. My cousin contacted me & said she has no problems at all if we use the name. So now we just have to decide if we are ok with that. We are going to keep looking for another name that we absolutely love, but if we don't find one we will use it I think.
We are looking for an Irish name but I would prefer to stay away from the Irish names that use the Gaelic/Welsh spelling which becomes difficult for Australian-English speaking people to pronounce through reading. We like Emmett & I came across Odhran the other day which we both really like but that is one of the names spelt funny - the 'd' is silent so it is pronounced "Orin". I really have an issue with mucking around with spelling, names to me need to be spelt correctly or not used at all. So we need to work out if we're ok with imposing a challenging moniker on our son or not. I have a weird name & so does my mother & we've never struggled with it more than it being irritating on occasions but still, the thought of a kid growing up & being "Odd-ran" forever is not something I'm sure I can intentionally choose for him. I suppose we could spell it "Ohran" which still looks quite nice but it still grates on me that it's essentially a "made up" name.
I had my first (one of 2) appointments with the OBGYN last week & booked my caesarean. Baby will be born 15th May which is the date that popped into my head the moment I got a positive test result. How exciting! By chance I got the same OBGYN who did DS2's emergency caesarean - given we're in the public system & I choose my midwife but am allocated a OBGYN by chance it's a lovely coincidence.
She offered to tie my tubes while she's in there. :think: Don't really know how I feel about that. This is meant to be our last baby, I will be a month off 35 when he's born so while that's not old it's certainly not young, and being a working parent I don't think I can cope with any more kids. That being said, I'm not sure how I feel about giving birth & being rendered infertile in the same procedure.