#2

The ultrasound yesterday went very well - I'm relieved because I've been being a big worrywart lately - seems like I feel this baby less, haven't gained much weight, blah blah blah - it's enough to make a hormone-riddled brain more paranoid than necessary...but Baby B looks good! All the pieces are in the right places. The baby was drinking & swallowing amniotic fluid like crazy! We could see the mouth going & the tongue flapping around. A little wiggly here & there but not crazy like SOME babies I know. Weighing in at about 12oz - a little small for right now so they want to do a follow up ultrasound in 4 weeks. Thank God I have insurance!

Profile pic - you can see nose, chin, etc...



Pic of legs - going from left to right (feet at right)...crossed at the ankle. How modest!



We are not going to find out the sex of the baby til he/she arrives. It was quite exciting last time. I admit it was a LITTLE hard when the doc was sitting there and asked me if I wanted to know...I mean SHE knows and that is so crazy! Ah well...I will be patient!

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feisty said…
looks like a cutie! I'm guessing another girl, being that baby was so modest, crossing the legs and all. ha ha!
11:24 AM
Kate said…
Babies! In your Tummy! Is that a little hand in the feet picture, too? Sigh. I'm already in love.
12:15 PM
Tami @ Lemon Tree Tales said…
Oh how exciting! I'm so jealous, but in a good way. :-)

Congrats on a good ultrasound - one less worry.
12:38 PM
J. said…
I know exactly the paranoia - my # 2 was much smaller - almost 1.5 lbs! And they kept doing ultrasounds too, but my Maybe baby is just fine! (Know this won't help, but I think part of it was do to a stressful job - take care of yourself!) So exciting......makes me want another baby
6:53 PM
Nanette said…
OMG! I'm so behind on all my blog reading - I had no idea you were pregnant, with TWINS! Congrats, mama!!!
1:33 PM
carrster said…
oh no! Nannette! There is only one baby in there. Whew!
2:48 PM
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