Our First Look at Baby T.

Today was the big day of the ultra sound. It was so fun! Once I was assured that everything looked normal, I was able to relax and just enjoy seeing our baby. We did not find out the gender because we like surprises and the baby also refused to show its face. But everything looked really good. The measurements showed that it is right on track. The measurements placed our due date back a few days, but still in early November. And the measurements said the baby is right in the middle range for size, so that is good too.

Here is the whole baby. You can see the legs, spine and head. It has decided that it likes to hang out upside down, so its head is down by my bladder and its limbs are all on my right side, which confirms the movement I have been feeling. It likes kick me right under my right ribs.

Some nice legs and feet.

Showing off its arm muscles.

It was so wonderful to see our baby today and know that everything is going well. It hard to believe that next week we will be half way there.

Comments

Han said…

Very cool. Thanks for posting these, Denise!

June 20, 2010 at 5:27 PM

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