Our newest Mischief Maker

We had an ultrasound on Friday. This shot is of the baby's face. As usual with ultrasounds the details are a little bit on the fuzzy side, because ultra sounds are in 2D and just represent a cross section. With this particular shot we got lucky in that you can see the baby's eyelid and that the eyes are closed. Other details that are easy to pick out are the eyebrow bones and the shape of the skull. We are almost to 21 weeks! Only 19 more to go!

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Scribbit said…
Okay maybe I missed it but did you announce whether it would be a Heffalumpette or a Heffalumper? Boy or girl? Or are you just going to be surprised?
5:43 PM
Michelle Alley said…
So.. I am with Scribbit - boy or girl? Can't wait!
6:56 AM
Anonymous said…
Pop on over and collect your award. Are you going to find out about the baby or are you going to leave it as a surprise?
Best wishes
7:53 AM
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