We were lucky enough to get a conclusive, clear shot. (It sort of looks like she's sitting on a photocopier, in case you're having trouble getting your bearings). I know that someday, when we go through this archived blog, my 14 year old daughter is going to be so embarrassed. But that's a long ways a way from now. For now, look how cute! She gave us a big yawn and showed off by having cute little hiccups. I love her little yawney face and her little fists all balled up. On the diagnostic front, her spine is nice and straight and her heart and internal organs are formed normally. She's right on track developmentally, 1.13 pounds, approximately, and the due date is still Sept. 26th.
So that's it. Our baby, Charlotte :)
Why do babies in utero yawn??
ReplyDeleteA GIRLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YAY!!!! CONGRATS :)
ReplyDeleteYIPPPPYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY ...I am so happy 'specially because she looks fine... Charlotte is one lucky girl to have such wonderful parents. I love you ALL !!!!!!!!!! *HUGGGGGS*
ReplyDeleteLove Aunt .. and Great Aunt to be
Diana :D
Awww, adorable. It is nice to know sonograms are now on par with photocopiers.27 yrs ago we got a fuzzy lump that looked like an alien. The 'Wynne' girls had their Daddy's thumb firmly wrapped. I am sure itty bitty Charlotte already has both of you enthralled. Enjoy, enjoy! Now get to the baby registry so we can be a part in the provision. Love you,more than I can express, Mom
ReplyDeleteYayyy! A girl! So exciting and so happy for you! Love the name choice, Charlotte- so pretty:)
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