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If I didn't say it before, congratulations. When me and my wife had our daughter, we both wanted to know. During the ultra sound, they weren't able to tell.
Everyone expected a boy.
About three weeks before she delivered, we needed to have the baby turned because the head was still pointing up. They asked us since we didn't know yet if we wanted them to tell us because at roughly 8 1/2 months they would almost for sure be able to tell. We decided with only 3 weeks left we'd keep it as a surprise.
After that I was worried that I may not be as happy if it's a girl because everyone had decided it would probably be a boy.
In any case, it was a girl and I could say beyond a shadow of a doubt, I couldn't have been any happier.
Wait for it. Don't find out. It makes it that much more special.
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Many congrats on another boy Tony, hope it all continues to go well. But if they did get it wrong, We haven't regretted Charlotte (now 8 months) at all. And Tomas (7) dotes over her in a way I can't believe he'd do to a brother.
All the best,
Dave - I've seen the 'bits' for myself, so I don't think there's much chance of a mistake. I think mistakes are more likely the other way around. It's a good job it's not a girl as the only name I had was 'Placenta'
Thankfully Luke was ok with the idea of a brother - he had wanted a sister, but the idea of 'being like my cousins Mathew & Steven' seemed to go down well
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Rejecting Lady Booby? No male in my family has ever done that
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