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Did you know that you can see babies yawning and stretching on ultrasounds before they are born? In some babies you can prompt a yawn in the delivery room by gently stroking the cheek.
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Posted in Baby, Baby Clothes, Baby Names, Baby Shower, Baby Shower Gifts, le•top, New Parents, Newborn, Pregnancy, Ultrasound, tagged Baby, baby boy, Baby Clothes, Baby Gifts, baby girl, Baby Names, Baby's Gender, Children's Clothes, giving birth, labor, le•top, nursery decor, Pregnancy, son, sonograms on January 7, 2009| 5 Comments »
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At the birth of my baby — born after numerous sonograms throughout my pregnancy all indicated that I was having a baby girl — lo and behold the doctor announces, “You have a boy!” I immediately responded, “I don’t think so.” The doctor laughed and explained to me how his years of medical school and years of practice qualified him to see that I had a son – however, I still questioned him for a few minutes longer, stunned as I was that previous medical tests and staff had convinced me I was having a girl.
You guessed it…back to the drawing board on the nursery colors and returning all the pretty pink dresses from my baby shower — as well as the baby name!
Posted in Baby, Dad, Mom, New Parents, Pregnancy, Ultrasound, tagged Baby, fetus, first reaction, heartbeat, New Parents, obstetrician, pregnancy books, pregnant, Ultrasound on December 22, 2008| 2 Comments »
My cousin recently emailed me the good news that she is pregnant. She had her first visit with her doctor and had an ultrasound. She wrote:
I would ask Roger to scan the ultrasound picture and send it to you guys but he’s carrying it around and looking at it every five minutes.
What an endearing story about her husband! It makes me giddy just thinking about it. So I sit here now trying to recall my husband’s reaction when we found out we were pregnant the first time. We were definitely both in shock because we didn’t realize that it would happen so fast. We were anxious to see the doctor, but I think we had to wait until we were 8 or 9 weeks pregnant. It’s so frustrating because as “newbies,” we just didn’t know what to do with ourselves. And there were just so many questions: Am I really pregnant? Do we tell our friends and family? Do we keep quiet? Oh, no… I just had a pitcher of margaritas last night! Will that affect the baby?!
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