We chose to wait for the "moment of truth". The ultrasound did not show, or at least that is what the OB said. All of the people that we told when we found out my wife was pregnant, that emailed back, are convinced that it is a girl. So, with the way things work in my life, it will be a boy. Frankly, I don't care. All I care about is that the baby is healthy, which has been confirmed many times at the OB office!for all those expectingid you choose to find out gender as opposed to being surprised or did your little bundle of joy fully participate during the ultrasound?
All the new little cousins in my family decided not to actively participate much to the chagrin of their parents who wanted to know. One cousin gots lots of pink and lacey stuff (even though ultrasound was not definite) at the shower...turned out it was a boy. He will have a lot of pretty knitted capes to play superman with later I guess.
Must have been our eyes. She is still riding high. We have an ultrasound scheduled for next week, so we will see how big she is, and probably talk about inducement. My wife'll be at 39 weeks.
We tried that one, it didnt work... or should i say it worked too well... She got pregnant right when she stopped the pill, we had heard it would take a few months to happen. The timing for my wife going back to work is a little odd, the baby will be at the sitter for only about a month before my wife goes on summer break and we take her out of the sitter.
I hope your planning is as successful as ours was. I planned not to be huge pregnant in the summer, so I wanted babies born in winter - early spring. One in February, one in March. Four to five years apart for financial reasons - college. 1986 and 1991.
