Damn lag took me nine months to respawn shirt

March 04, 2019

Damn lag took me nine months to respawn shirt

Punchtee.com store sells this Damn lag took me nine months to respawn shirt for a gift for mom.

Mother's love for my beloved child in his stomach. Nine months and ten days is a journey of love, hoping for every day in happiness. The baby's time in the womb - 9 months and 10 days, seems to be short but for the mother it is waiting time "weary". A lot of sentiment has formed, has been connected during the time I wish you every day, so that when your mother meets, you will be happy!

Parents always try to give their children the best things, although the economy is not really good at this time, there are many hardships in life but the optimism and love of life are always overwhelming. Nine months ago I came to my parents, my child was an invaluable gift for my parents after the wedding. Remembering the day of having children, parents were happy to shed tears.

In the early days of pregnancy, the mother was the hardest, could not eat and drink, lost 5 kg, the amniotic fluid was not much, she had to lie on the water continuously, thinking about her love for her mother to try to eat. By the 5th month of pregnancy, the mother can eat a little bit and the symptoms of morning sickness begin to decrease. It was also a time when my parents' children gained weight even though they were still much smaller than you.

9 months, do not know how to describe all the joys and expectations of their parents, the fifth week they returned to their mother's womb, the 7th week of her young heart started beating the first beat, at The twelfth week around the nape of the baby is small in the permissible level, in the 22nd week the fetal morphology is normal as a newborn, then the 29th week the baby turns down to wait for the birth.

In the 9th month of pregnancy, the parents' love is also 3kg. Last time, although I was not born yet, I received a lot of gifts: clothes, books, rings, hugs, mini swimming pools, silk shoes. My parents took them away, keeping them up until the day I greet life.