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3D Ultrasound

Sunday we went back to Womb With A View for our 3D ultrasound rescan.  We had gone two weeks ago but we couldn't get any good pictures of Little Man.  He was holding the umbilical cord in front of his face the whole time.  So aside from the gender confirmation, we had nothing.

Sunday was much better!

At first, he had the umbilical cord again.  He was actually chewing on it or sucking on it and it was literally covering his entire face.  The ultrasound tech had me lay on my side, which pushed the cord out of his hands and we got clear shots.

A sweet little smile




 
Sucking on his thumb!
 
This makes me even more impatient to meet this little man!  He smiled quite a few times throughout the scan this time.  Even the ultrasound tech said he was a sweet baby with a lot of personality!
 
This is the best I could as far as comparison shots between Baby Girl and Little Man.

Baby Girl 9/2011

  
Little Man 6/2013
 
Little Man's nose looks a little bigger so he might have Daddy's nose.  His lips also look fuller so he might have Daddy's lips too.  Still has those chubby cheeks like his sister!
 
I can't wait to meet him and see how he is different from his sister.  Are they going to look identical or will this one look more like me?
 
Only 11 more weeks until we find out!!!

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 20, 2013 at 11:06 AM

    I'm glad you were able to see him this time! So cute! :) Congrats!

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  2. ShannonJune 20, 2013 at 1:38 PM

    How fun!!! I'm glad he cooperated. I'm so excited to meet my little man in 3D on Saturday.

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  3. tyleragentJanuary 14, 2014 at 11:19 AM

    Thanks for sharing, and I know that you can get a 3d ultrasound. But I also heard that you could get a 4d ultrasound, and I don't understand how a 4d ultrasound would work.

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