A 32 Week Baby Update & A Monster Truck Ride In The Rain At Showcase Of Citrus! | Home Vlog

[@coopervlogs9305]

This baby is going to have the ultimate childhood

[@SRose-vp6ew]

Yes, but I can almost bet the child will find the most magic with playing in empty boxes and watching moving clouds in the sky above the castles he will see. Children find wonder in the little things so while Disney might be this child's home he will probably find the most amazement in the little things we take for granted as equally fun in the every day. I think the best thing this baby will have is all the time with his loving parents.

[@coopervlogs9305]

S. Rose oh I agree! Definitely have to find happiness in the little things! Buttttt I also wouldn’t be upset if my parents were regulars at Disney world haha

[@JohnAJohnson]

And super human stem cell strength ;)

[@rbird40803]

Yes! Indeed

[@jesusisthetruth4497]

Cooper Vlogs aw

[@boxofboommike]

“If you wait for the rain to stop you’ll never have fun” are words to live by ❤️

[@lacj55]

I’m with Tim on the Skyliner. If it is up and running when I’m there in December I will ride. I hope that whatever the problem is can be corrected and never happen again.

[@USAFpilotace]

Disney has had more boat accidents than monorail or bus or skyline...so technically those are the safest and ferry is the most dangerous

[@origami_wasp]

I rode it a week ago (before the incident) and loved it. I felt super safe and think its a brilliant system. Ride if you have the chance.

[@USAFpilotace]

@@JoyleiaJo worse possibe impact of what?

[@accepttheawesome]

Yeah Jenn, you just cant avoid everything. Danger comes to the fearful and the bold, you just have to be prepared for it

[@simplytierresistable]

Not me. I already wasn't planning on riding it. I am TERRIFIED of heights. This just sealed the deal for me. I was considering it because my husband and kids want to have a go, but I don't know if I could go through with it now!

[@maria-rl2fu]

I love when Jenn sees Tim's meal at a restaurant and immediately wishes she'd gotten that meal instead ... I do this ALL the time to my boyfriend and consequently have to try a bite of his food wherever we go 😂❤️

[@LegendsofSolComics]

maria omg same😂except one time when we went to Disney this past May and I got a tiramisu from Italy and he was lik: can.. can i try a bite? And so i let him and then he wanted more and he was lik: i shouldve bought my own😂 and i told him: yeah u shouldve cuz i love tiramisu😂

[@WildeNight]

Husband and I will routinely discuss menu options and will each order something both are interested in with the purpose of sharing each other's plates. :)

[@maria-rl2fu]

@@WildeNight We do that too sometimes! Although once in a while I still convince myself that I definitely want something different that he doesn't care for and I promptly regret it when he gets his better choice lol

[@aaronhomer920]

They should name the baby "Storm." Storm Tracker!

[@dorit33]

Aaron Homer Tracker is not their real last name. 🤗

[@aaronhomer920]

Doesn't matter, still "tracks." (See what I did there?)

[@whateverwedo6105]

🤣 even tho it's not their real last name it's still halarious

[@jesusisthetruth4497]

Aaron Homer awww 🥰

[@verawilliams1208]

@@dorit33 yes it is.

[@emibetts]

Jenn is 32 weeks already?! Wow! That’s gone so fast, not long to go now ❤️❤️

[@alexmiller7505]

Nonsense she's way older than that.

[@legoedasupremacy]

Alex Miller lol can’t tell if your serious or no XD

[@emibetts]

kk vids I thought that too 😂🙈🙈

[@legoedasupremacy]

Emily Betts lol 😂

[@charliebernasconi6814]

Emily Betts k

[@griffin892]

I missed when you were the king of the bus but I'm even happier that you guys are going to be the King, Queen, and Prince of the bus

[@sharissepadron2375]

Tip when baby arrives, Sleep when he sleeps. You will need the rest and especially recovering from the C-Section. God bless

[@kimallen5438]

Sharisse Padron I agree but as a parent it never really works because when they sleep you end up trying to catch up on life and chores. Then you worry when that baby sleeps and worry that they are not sleeping sorry but it never ends Its the hardest most rewarding job ever This I can promise you the joy way makes it so rewarding.

[@leoniemarks4594]

@@kathrynthemom1002 Sage advice. My midwife told me there are lots of things we could do, some things we ought to do - but very little we actually HAVE to do. Leave the have to do things for either other members of the family (or dad) to leave them until you're healed. You shouldn't even be doing things like vacuuming until you have healed - 6-8 weeks.

[@luckygirlkls]

“If you wait for the rain to stop you will never have fun”. I really feel this as a Washingtonian

[@WildeNight]

Except *fun fact* it rains more in Florida than it does here in Washington. We just have a lot of "mountain mist" overcast type days because we're in a rainforest.

[@dealin21s]

WildeNight True, but it rains more often there but longer here. In my opinion anyway. I went to WDW in August, came back to about a week of warm weather here, and now we have gloom. Boo. And wind... double boo.

[@lauricarlson7867]

Don't forget Elizabeth Erickson is also pregnant with there daughter

[@Cutiepenguin42]

I was dying laughing at Tim's sound effects of the goat eating!

[@Catlady_t]

When I had my son 2 years ago I donated the cord blood to help others and help further the research on cord blood benefits.

[@JoeyRome007]

Tiffy Roberts me too ! 💖

[@PurpleUnicorns32]

I wish I had known you could donate it. I’ll remember that for my next pregnancy

[@ElizabethSmith0408]

I'm looking into doing that with my twins.

[@BethanyGayle]

I did the same. With my second child I donated everything. Placenta, cord, blood. They wanted it because it was a single vessel cord which is rare. I felt like I had done something for science. Haha

[@traceofcolorado6821]

Tiffy... so did I. Back in 1986 and 1989, (before the internet was born) I had no way to research it, but was told that if I donated my cord blood to "Science" it would further the research and possibly that research would help millions of (future) babies, so I was happy to donate. *Wait: does that make me "Cord Blood O.G."? LOL! *I prayed and blessed the blood - that it would help as many babies as possible, via the research it would provide. *Happy to help, to be honest.

[@tiffanymoyer9499]

Just had our 5th baby last week and we have never saved the cord blood. Do make sure you wait to cut the cord until it stops pulsing so the baby gets all that blood. Much healthier for the baby!

[@lesliefreeman5169]

we delayed clamping of the cord. this just ensures baby gets all their blood and antibodies

[@sophierobinson6041]

Me too 👪

[@AyilanaEien]

We did this, too, with both our girls. It was a little less time with our oldest but still glad for what she got. Babies are born with so much blood still in circulation through the cord that it is better to wait and let them get as much back as possible, barring any serious complications!

[@rimom05]

We do delayed clamping. 💚

[@kevincunningham489]

It's common practice these days to delay cutting the cord at least until after the 1 minute mark unless the baby is not crying or active. And you're all right...it's a good thing.

[@hayleyc1546]

At any time (including at birth) one third of baby's blood is in the placenta and umbilical cord. If you clamp the cord too soon, baby never gets that blood back. It is so beneficial for them to have delayed cord clamping (infact they changed the name to optimal cord clamping) so that they have their full blood volume from birth. Please look into this so that you can make the best decision that feels right for your family. You can still have delayed cord clamping for a couple of minutes even with a cesarean.

[@andrealouise4115]

"Ohhh, his name is Bandit"... This really made me chuckle. Love you guys 💜

[@robinjordan285]

The biggest piece of advice that someone told me was "if you need to cough or sneeze after the c-section hug a big pillow!" I coughed once without a pillow and it hurt so dang bad!

[@leoniemarks4594]

I was sitting on my hospital bed holding my 2-day-old C-section baby when a sneeze caught me by surprise. Yep. It. Hurt. If I hadn't had her in my lap I could have quickly grabbed my stomach, but hey ho!

[@brianne_kelly330]

Absolutely! Great tip for any abdominal surgery actually!

[@MsHolli09]

I know I’m really late here 😂 but oh my god yeah, I haven’t had a c-section but I had bladder surgery once and oh man the first sneeze was hell, also not to get too personal but the first poo... ouch!! 😂

[@sarahsmith3244]

Wow! Is Jenn really 32 weeks along already? Everything’s happening so quickly! Congratulations to the two of you ❤️

[@Thesarahgardner1]

It done here in the UK, I believe the research is still insufficient and it is very expensive. I think delayed cord clamping would be much more beneficial to your baby x

[@caroleflynn761]

When I heard about the Skyliner accident, my first thought, thank God Jenn had already been on it.

[@taylorkaye6008]

PLEASE do a cute video of the hospital/birthing experience! Not only for YOUS to look back on but we are all so excited for you guys.😊👍

[@LetsGoBruinsGA]

Your son is gonna be so lucky to have such loving and funny and caring parents. Whether he’s part of the vlogs or not he’ll learn how to have fun at home or out and about and to be a good human.

[@jazziegirl4034]

I’m with Tim I would ride it even after what happened

[@heatherrose7445]

Nobody: Literally no one: Tim: cotton eye jooOOOEEE (12:41)

[@scbisconti5099]

Thank you guys for all the hard work with filming and editing. I am so grateful!

[@suzysavage1626]

Jenn, I am keeping you in my thoughts. It has been so wonderful watching your pregnancy while I was pregnant. We had our baby two weeks ago and ended up needing a c-section. My biggest suggestion would be to prepare your house for yourself before you go in. It was rough getting home and needing to figure out how to move about the house while recovering from surgery. If you have a recliner to sleep in, make sure you put it where you want to sleep. Getting comfortable in bed can be tough, but sleeping at an angle helped me.

[@rozerahim8133]

I have been watching you guys for about 3 to 4 years now and I am so happy to be along this journey of your channel growth and your baby updates! So so happy for your family and can’t WAIT for you guys to hit a million on KZbin!!!

[@amandabiggs9926]

You talking about bandit's eyesight explains my uncles dogs reaction or me going to stroke her, thank you. Also a c-section is fine just breath, keep calm and remember everything it's still a miracle either way mother of natural and sunroof babies

[@shartbot1984]

I hardly ever comment but I just had to. I am a C-Section baby and I had NO idea people call them sunroof babies 😂 but that is amazing and genius so I am absolutely going to tell my sister who is also a sunroof baby. 🤭😂

[@debrakrook1045]

Oh, Jen, I’m so glad you weren’t on the sky liner when it was stuck. You’re the first person I thought of! 💞 so excited to see your little one next month! God bless ~ ps I don’t think I will ride the skyliner but my husband will.

[@colleencuccia3406]

I had two c sections 35 and 37 weeks. Pillow over incision for coughing sneezing ect. Get up and move as soon as possible. Don’t let the gas build up.

[@shellyfacciolahassdenteufe1586]

As long as you end up with a healthy baby, it definitely doesn’t matter how he enters the world! I’m glad the specialist isn’t overly concerned and that it seems like you’re going to make it to 36ish weeks, I’m continuing to send good thoughts and prayers for all 4 of you!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@kristaalvarado1147]

You can get hurt on any mode of transportation. You can get hurt walking. I agree w Tim, love you too jen!

[@delandalf5381]

When I was pregnant my biggest fear was being put to sleep to give birth. After masses of problems that is just exactly what happened. You know what? I woke up a Mum, it wasnt the nicest way to give birth but I still got my boy. The little boy I never thought I would have. He is 8 now and is the light of my life x

[@jcr9531]

I had a c-section with my son. I was worried about it when I first found out that I needed one. I found out earlier in the day that a c-section was needed, but everything turned out fine.

[@iamjjking]

25:36 lol ahh that was a good chuckle .. Awesome Home Vlog . Im so excited for Baby Tracker . Lots of Love Tim & Jenn

[@dancingangel95]

I laughed SO hard at Tim’s munching sound effects

[@GiaBlinks]

OMG me too!

[@princezzpuffypants6287]

Ditto. Esp when he stopped mid sentence to continue. Omg...

[@melshane23]

Yep, same here!! Hehe!! 😂

[@nidaca0110]

My daughter was born at 34 weeks 5 days at 5.1lbs and shes off the charts now in height and perfect and smart..dont be scared of the baby coming early..after 33 weeks your chances of development issues go down by a ton 🙏🤗 exciting time for you guys..all the best

[@megb4316]

Had one unplanned c-section and it saved my life...planned on having a second c-section because I was having that same issue with the placenta until it moved and then she came so early I was able to have her VBAC. You got this, Mama. It is nerve wracking no matter what ‘kind’ of birth it is. Smart Dr making sure to take care of you too. Our second was born at 36 weeks and had a ‘short’ NICU stay because of lungs. You seem to have a great attitude going into things. You also seem to have a spectacular advocate (your OB) going into all of this. We are all (my two littles are huge fans) very excited for you!

[@evalynn1863]

I think you'll know his name when you meet him. I know a lot of people that had a list of names picked out and when their baby was born they went with something completely different.

[@hssneddon9867]

I will have to remember to go to the bathroom before I get in the Skyliner!

[@crowskyler]

My thoughts: All forms of transportation can malfunction. It's just a thing that can happen. Especially NEW systems. Seems rash to cut it out entirely.

[@grammysgrandadventures]

My son was born my c section at 37 weeks, it wasn't initially planned but it worked out just fine and he is a strong healthy 6'5'' 25 year old. You will be awesome parents, enjoy your son it will be the best thing ever

[@heatherlong2454]

Enjoy these last few weeks until your precious baby boy gets here! I love seeing your videos. My last pregnancy ended in a C-section and Jenn, remember to LISTEN to your body. Do not overdo things because you will be sore for at least a few weeks. I'm sure Tim will pamper you and help you immensely. Relax because soon you won't be able to sleep through the night for awhile! ☺

[@ginahessel5991]

I cant contain my excitement, any day now we could be seeing something along the lines of "Todays the day! BABY Tracker on the way!!" ❤❤

[@ginahessel5991]

@Xeino of course!!! They usually dont record the same day they post anyways!

[@darlenejones1886]

I’ve had 2 c-sections and I would do it all over again. Great experience and easy recovery. No worries, you’ll do great!

[@goestocollege]

I have had two c sections. Don't be scared, I loved mine. Great experiences!

[@Desiree92710]

Jen, I have had 2 csections. The first I was almost 42 weeks. I labored for 19hrs, they ended up giving me pitocin which only made contractions worse but stalled my dilation. I ended up having an emergency csection and my recovery was awful!! I literally could not stand up straight or walk for 5 days. the second one was planned and it was so smooth and right after when i wasnt numb anymore i was walking and took a shower standing and just felt so good and ready to do anything. my recovery was so fast no problems. If youre going to have 1 I would have it planned instead of needing one after you are wore out and baby could be in danger. i am so excited for your boy to be here and you two to experience parenthood and raising him!!!!! cant wait for more HOME VLOOOOOOOOOGS!!!

[@laurenrosenblatt8006]

I’m a mother/baby nurse and would love to help with any questions you guys have! My husband and I love your videos. Our hospital practices delayed cord clamping as much as possible and I would recommend doing that and not saving cord blood. As someone pointed out, the cord blood could have properties that caused the initial disease in the first place and the odds of needing it are low and you’ll be paying for it forever and then when he becomes an adult who knows if he will want to continue to pay for it. (I know if I was in college/ a young adult and on a budget I definitely would not) If you have a low lying placenta I think a c-section would be ideal. For your c section recovery- try to get up and move as early as you can, it will hurt but it will hurt less than if you stay in bed. Because it’s an abdominal surgery you will build up gas and gas pains are sometimes more painful than the incision or anything else. As long as pain medication doesn’t make you feel out of it or nauseous take it when it’s offered so that you will feel the most comfortable getting up and moving. Good luck! 💕

[@DisneyJedi99]

Jen: "I'm afraid to go on the Monorail or Skyliner again." 10 mins later: Driving in a car, on a freeway, in a monsoon, in Orlando around tourists, while laughing and having a great time....... lol whaaaaaat

[@coreyjunk4392]

DisneyJedi This. So much this.

[@SuziiLanette]

I get it so hard from both sides lol.

[@wendypearce8799]

Sullivan is a great name... Sully for short, especially with you being such big Disney fans x😀

[@adrienneterrell9891]

Came here to say that.

[@jkocher6973]

LOL! That's true! DisneyJedi has a point. That said, sometimes fears are a tough thing to justify or explain away.

[@katebenn4966]

If you can afford it, you should keep it, sounds like an amazing way protect them and give them reassurance in the future .

[@grumpy8bur]

I can’t wait for the baby and to see a new journey for you both💗

[@laurentodd1551]

I've had two c-sections now and both went quite well. Don't be worried! I had our second son 2 months ago and the surgery was precisely 18 mintues long, including them doing my spinal block and prepping for everything. The actual opening and baby removal was like 5 minutes or less. Very fast, very exciting. Suddenly your baby is there and after they close you up, you can start nursing! It will be such an amazing moment, you will forget all the fears you had.

[@alyssae9816]

Hi! I’m a RN at a hospital and I think the best thing to pack in your hospital bag is a little baby nail file. The baby’s nails are growing the whole time they’re in utero, and when they come out sometimes they have really long nails and can scratch their face and stuff. I always tell people to bring a nail file, because the nurses in PA aren’t allowed to trim the baby’s nails. I’m so excited for you guys! Best of luck!!

[@michaelbalty2750]

Yay! Another perfectly timed lunch break upload! 🙌 Always the best! >also I’m eating Tim’s Cascade Style Potato Chips. Coincidence? I think not! 😂

[@brainstudrnt6802]

Nobody: Tim: GOOD MATHDERNOON!

[@breannaalger9585]

I think he said “Mafternoon” lol

[@EdensSecret1]

@@breannaalger9585 Lol.... I'm wondering what this Nobody: thing means? please could you explain to my blondeness?

[@brainstudrnt6802]

I don’t even know what the nobody thing is either I just saw every body else doing it

[@EdensSecret1]

@@brainstudrnt6802 Oh lol thanks

[@caitlinlavelle8659]

It’s a great idea to wait until the baby is born to announce his name! Some people are rude and would rudely comment on even the cutest name 😝 but you already know that, I suspect.

[@melissagriffith2146]

Caitlin Lavelle this is what we did for our girls too! It was our little secret everyone knew everything else it was nice to have something to ourselves

[@dianerudolph2510]

So excited for you two with the baby. I can’t believe you’ll have the baby with you in a month! Wow, will definitely be a happy day!! Thanks for the updates 😊

[@kaekae198]

We still take the monorail and the Disney buses after numerous crashes, and ride attractions that have malfunctioned in the past... accidents happen! Such is life. I appreciate your optimism, Tim.

[@thesilverjackal]

I would name him Hunter so he could be "Hunter Tracker" :D

[@jaclynlockwood1234]

Sara O yes it is

[@sweetie1986]

Jaclyn lockwood no, it’s not. They mentioned it in a Q& A back in like 2012/13? It’s to protect their privacy

[@rileylyn3763]

@@jaclynlockwood1234 lol theyre being honest...… its just a screen name basically

[@WhatLisaLoves]

Jaclyn lockwood Tracker is not their last name.

[@TheCristallo83]

I'm with Jen, I'm never getting on the Skyliner. That thing breaks down at 1pm in June-Aug and there will be serious consequences. It's not worth it.

[@erinchavez1545]

Newest word I am going to use daily “good Mafternoon!” LOL 🤣

[@dizzparkmom7770]

We saved our son's cord blood 15+ years ago. It was super easy. Up front costs were a little pricey back then, but doable. Each year we pay $95 to continue to store the blood. It's very comforting to know it's there if he ever needs it.

[@emmahyphenlee1326]

My parents picked out my name and as soon as I was born they knew it was meant to be something different. They changed it on the spot while the doctor was holding me! You never know what may happen, but it will most certainly be special. So happy for you guys. ❤️

[@rondaw.2295]

I’m with Tim on the Skyliner. Looking forward to trying it when we come in the spring.

[@JustCallMeAnnie]

Ronda Watson I’m going to try it next month for sure!

[@shanecrist280]

I'm definitely trying it in December when I'm down there on my vaca

[@JustCallMeAnnie]

Shane Crist Awesome!

[@pwnmasteh]

The Mafternoon is my favorite time of the day.

[@jessmartin7036]

idk if Tim is practicing his dad jokes for baby tracker or he's just a natural

[@kcromer816]

Cute hospital clothes for baby, a go-home outfit . But- don't forget you! Bring comfy pjs, slippers, your favorite pillow, hard candies (in case they won't let you eat solids for a while). I can't wait to "meet" the new addition!

[@ameliamejia9217]

My aunt had a dream about my cousin, “Hannah’s” name- she still says that Hannah picked her name, I couldn’t imagine her being named anything else. Dreams are crazy!

[@USCSherri]

I donated cord blood when I had my 2 children. If you don't want to place it in a bank for your child's use, I really encourage you to look in to donating it.

[@RealProEntertainment]

Wow a month until the baby. Time flew😭

[@natashaekelund2623]

Tim makings sounds for the goat had my dying 😂😂😂

[@natashaekelund2623]

Me*

[@yiselstar1789]

Omg is it just me or is Tim extra gitty and happy because his baby is almost here! It warms my heart to see them exude happiness!

[@amyramirez9050]

Don’t worry too much about his name, because when you see his face you will know💙

[@laurasteury9823]

Hey guys! My husband and I watch you guys all the time 😊 we live vicariously through you for Disney lol anyway my tip for your go bag what helped me with my csecion was I used depends, they work great as pads and if you’re moving slow like I did if you don’t quite make it to the bathroom and dribble a little no biggie. No ruined undies. I used them for about a week and was probably the best thing ever. Hope this helps if you choose to try it 😊 good luck with baby boys arrival! We chose not to announce our sons name til close to his birth at his baby shower 😊

[@jazzyk02]

i live for tim making sounds when the goat was eating. and the 'days of our farm' comment almost literally made me pee from laughing so hard.

[@nikbilemti]

jaz kasteler ha ha! Days of our Farm. Classic.

[@tammycarnevale4765]

I'm not sure that saving cord blood was possible when I had my children (youngest is 27), but at this point, if I could afford it I would definitely do it. I think, give your child every possible chance in life.

[@thesavagejews8774]

Had a c section when I had my son. I was 39 told I would never have kids either. Good luck much mazel you'll do fine

[@beckylg8176]

I'm facing the challenge of maybe not being able to have children . I pray every day.

[@meaganmiller4667]

@@beckylg8176 never give up hope, I was told it would be impossible for me to have children, I now have 3 beautiful kids.

[@beckylg8176]

@@meaganmiller4667 I'm so happy for you truly amazing 💖. I pray every day, I found a place that helped a friend of mine so I got an apt but it's two months out. They are so busy.

[@Daniel_Scott89]

My son was born this past February at 37 weeks. He was IUGR and in the low 5th percentile. My wife had a planned C-section and it went very smoothly and now my son, Oliver, is a healthy almost 8 month old. Trust your doctors, they will do what’s best for the baby!

[@Daniel_Scott89]

Also our dog did perfectly fine with the new baby 😊

[@leannemarie6567]

My #1 Go bag recommendation would be comfy maternity pjs for Jen. Then you don't have to wear the horrid hospital gowns afterwards. My favorites were pj dress, then there's nothing tight on your tender tummy! But if you get cold you can always put pants on underneath. Blessings!!!!

[@johnneuman9470]

Popping Jen’s bubble: there are literally 1’s of ferry boat accidents every year, it’s just a matter of time for a Disney ferry boat ‘incident’ occurs. 😬

[@ddylla85]

The More You Know🌠 According to the FDA, oranges can be dyed in one of two ways. First, an artificial dye called "Citrus Red 2" can be added to oranges “not intended or used for processing.” Translation: If it's not being made into orange juice, red dye can be sprayed on the peels to make them look more orange.

[@madalynrowe2639]

Oh I am so excited for the baby

[@brianneselfridge2307]

If you have a c-section make sure you have a pillow for the car ride home to have some extra support over your incision for going over bumps. It helps so much.

[@apriljoy1156]

I had the same condition as you with the placenta. If anything at all seems off go get checked quickly...there is no need to second guess yourself (a mistake I regret, but lived and learned through...learn from me not the hard way like me)... Next. Use a pillow to press against the incision during that first week or two after the c section... when you go from sitting to standing, laying to sitting up, coughing, sneezing, etc. It helps tremendously for some reason. 😉 Deep breaths, it's all going to be okay. You have fantastic doctor's caring for you. 🙌 And the biggest support system I've ever seen! Thanks for the baby updates. Prayers, thoughts, and good vibes. You will be awesome parents!

[@AshlynnBee]

I’m still going to ride the skyliner, but I imagine if I was already nervous about it and then heard about this incident I would also be afraid to ride it.

[@TuggerAbbey]

Ashlynn Bee I believe it will s closed indefinitely since this weeks incident

[@AshlynnBee]

Yvonne Kass yeah I know. I meant when it reopens haha (it seems to be the consensus in the community that it will reopen at some point)

[@tinalbrown5165]

The first thing I thought when I saw the skyliner went down was “Please don’t let Tim and Jenn be on there”

[@sheilafretz4442]

We didn’t do it when my daughter was born. It was a lot of money back then but it was a brand new thing almost 17 years ago.

[@sandypluss5017]

I wanted to do it too but was completely unaffordable 15 years ago!

[@simple_naildesigns]

Sheila Fretz it’s still a lot of money, so I opted to donate it instead. 😊

[@sheilafretz4442]

Simple Nail Designs that’s what we did too.

[@ariadnerausch9742]

I’m so excited for this baby thank you for the updates and sharing this milestone in your lives

[@haleyklaas226]

Hey Jenn! I had an unplanned csection a month early with my little girl last December. I’m sure you’ll hear a bunch of different stories, but I’m here to tell you I had a GREAT experience!! My recovery was honestly really good!! Couple tips: don’t try to be a hero. You might feel nauseous from the pain meds right after your csection, when they offer you Zofran- take it! You’ll feel 110% better in just a couple minutes. Make sure you take the pain meds on the schedule they tell you and drink a ton of water! I also put a scoop of powdered collagen in my tea/coffee/smoothies when I could (my baby spent 11 days in the NICU). I would recommend starting the collagen as soon as you could now and then continuing after your surgery, it REALLY helps heal you from within!! Also, I would recommend delayed cord clamping instead of the blood bank, that way your baby gets all those benefits now! I’m so excited for you guys! Everything will go great. 😊

[@lynnrobinson3023]

I think a precious name for baby would be Jim. Just like Tim but using the J from Jenn❤

[@Airbear211]

Lynn Robinson LOL yes! That’d be like if Brad and Jen went with “Ben” 😂

[@ktelise]

Little Jimmy Tracker!! It has a ring to it!!! 😄

[@tawni6991]

I laughed way too hard at Tim’s goat noises 😂

[@krkeyes7]

"Days of our Farm" lol, I literally snort laughed when Jenn said it! Made my day!

[@CarolBennettGA]

Same here! 😁

[@alyssalabrash9812]

Your videos bring such joy to my day. Jenn, my twins girls were born at 32 weeks 4 days via c section. There was a discussion similar to what you are going through with what is the best choice of when to take the baby out in order to be safe and in what way to do so. If you have any questions about a c section I would love to answer them. Also I want to say be very clear about your wants and needs during the c section. It is a vulnerable time and you can't move so tell the dr's ahead of time if you want the baby placed on you after rather than cleaned off first, ask if he will be in the room with you throughout the whole thing or if he will be taken away to be evaluated. Make a plan with Tim of if he will stay with you or go with the baby if separated. Ask about recovery, when can you see and hold the baby. Visit the hospital to see the rooms because they might be different than a regular birth.

[@senniequeen628]

I had both my kiddos by c section. You will do fine and so will the baby. JOY all the way around!!

[@lisafunke9237]

My husband and I did not tell anyone the name we chose and everyone found out after she was born. Keep it to yourselves and enjoy it.

[@Indygirl60]

Stem cells saved my Best Friends life! All for it!

[@rimom05]

Indygirl60 were they her stem cells from when she was a baby? 💚

[@danikro6611]

If there's ever a need for a miracle cure, you're best bet is to have it and not need than the other way around.

[@catherinefogle9173]

I had two c-sections when I had my children. The first was an emergency c-section in which I was put to sleep and woke up with a baby. That felt a bit weird but the second was a scheduled c-section. I was more nervous on the second one because I was fully awake for the experience. Don't worry you will do just fine and you will be amazing parents. As to names; we hard a hard time choosing middle names rather than first names.

[@dailycharmaddict]

Catherine Fogle same for me! Isn’t is weird when you wake up and show you your baby. I felt like, ok, because how do you know it’s yours??? Then I was awake for twins which was weird too! Congrats to you!

[@kellylillie3288]

You can also look into donating the cord blood. As for the cooler bag, if Jenn plans to nurse, don't even bother with it! It's so easy to find a spot to nurse (a change room, the car, etc). It can be a bit nerve wracking to do the first few times, but after figuring it out it's no big deal! Enjoy the rest of your pregnancy!

[@lyssar28]

I cant wait to hear the name you guys picked out!! I'm so excited for you guys to become parents!

[@l.richards9196]

Had two c sections... you're a strong woman! You got this!

[@teamlefebvre9520]

Just had my second c-section in August. You're right Jenn, giving birth is always a little scary, but at the end you get a great gift! Btw you look great!

[@marianneehmer6410]

We did cord blood for my daughter 15 years ago, every year I pay my yearly fee. I'm very happy we did it, 15 years later. Viacord was the company we went with.

[@Caderic]

Marianne Ehmer, just wondering, why you are glad you did?

[@marianneehmer6410]

Erikk Friberg it's basically peace of mind that medically we saved what helped her grow and that blood cord could one day help her, and if we never need it Amen that we don't.

[@marianneehmer6410]

Timothy Wolleck even if there is a small chance it's worth the sacrifice. Medicine is changing everyday, I just feel very happy with my decision 15 years ago, Also there were only 2 companies at the time we did it and viacord was the better option with payments for us. I'm sure there are much more choices now.

[@Caderic]

Marianne Ehmer, ok.

[@haileybridge4147]

My one c-section tip is to get up out of bed the first thing in the morning the next day and walk around. It makes the recovery time so much faster! I am so excited for you guys!

[@alisonl5439]

32 weeks, it's getting real! My girls were 33w4d and 34w2d and both were extremely healthy. The first being an emergency c...baby boy will be just fine :-) I cant wait to see your newest and best adventure unfold!!