Hot, here you don't really get anything different here before a homebirth except that when you have your antenatal home visit, they do a home assessment to ensure your home is suitable for a home birth. They told me that it's mainly just to make sure it's accessible for an ambulance in case of transfer.
Cool, I like Caleb but DH thinks it is too unusual. Since then some friends have called their son Caleb but he still isn't convinced.
I usually go for making a shortlist of names I like and then look at the meanings so that I can choose meanings which I like and are fitting. The boy middle name we had planned last time means "asked of God" which would have been fitting then but since this baby was unexpected it doesn't really seem right so I have suggested a name which means "God is gracious" instead. (Currently DH is "thinking about it" which usually means forgetting about it until the next time I ask him and then thinking.)
AFM, I had my anomaly scan today. Was completely convinced that something would be wrong for various reasons but everything appeared to be fine. I still can't quite believe it but I now feel like I can finally start to plan for this baby.