GIRL!
This appointment also had a glucose test which I chugged like a 5 Horseman Shot in the car on the way to the OB/GYN and felt like the morning after you have chugged multiple 5 horseman shots. We find out tomorrow how that went. We also had an anatomy scan and little girl was head down, ass up so the nurse was able to see 99% of her and all looked good. We do have to go back so they can get a look at the heart since she couldn't see it (we could hear it though, phew). So as many may have seen in the previous post I did a lot of research for gender reveals. I decided to keep it simple, involve a place we love and have both of us be a part. After the appointments we grabbed one of Meg's oldest friends and headed towards Quincy beach (the first place I lived when I moved to Boston and met Meg). But on the way we spotted another little beach and just pulled over. We had purchased 2 sets of baby shoes, one male and one female, with Meg's dad last weekend. With shoes in hand, we gave ourselves over to Victoria's design sense and they came out great!
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| Little girl likes to kick her feet up. |
Our families are also super psyched.
Meg's dad.
Thanks for all the love everyone!
We all wish for a healthy baby and we are beyond excited to be having a girl. BUT. If it had turned out to be a boy it might have gone a little something like this...
What we imagine we'd teach our boy to do in the sports... What he'd probably look like...
How people imagine we'd dress our son... How I imagined dressing him...
How we'd probably dress him...
What most boys are like...
What our boy would have been like...
So yeah, it's probably a good thing that it's a girl.
