Yesterday I was very excited about our 20 week scan. It was a special occasion as not only did we decide to find out the sex of the baby, but my parents and sister were coming to the scan.
The sonographer was kind & nice enough to allow everyone in the room so they can see the scan. It was amazing to see our little one on the screen - this is the ONLY time our buba (nickname for our baby) had been still; apparently sleeping. At all other scans buba was active in continuously in summersaults.
The main reason for the scan is to identify any anomalies. Luckily, all measurements are within normal range. The head very much on the borderline thought the sonographer assured us it is nothing to worry about. I was so very happy that buba was healthy and well proportioned. Seeing bubas heart and the four chambers was truly spectacular for me and brought tears to my eyes (sad I know).
When the sonographer asked whether we wanted to know the sex of the baby, we all tuned out a resounding and insync "Yes". It seems like the only person who wasnt in sync was our little buba. Legs crossed, we were given it is 50% likely a girl, and 50% likely a boy..........no different than what we knew coming into the scan! As such, we are on team unknown.
We are considering a private scan to identify the sex of the baby, though considering to have the scan in 6-8 weeks so we have something to look forward to.
ok so rant over re not knowing the sex of the baby. Has anyone found themselves in this position? Did you go private to find the sex of the baby or did you wait until birth?
Thanks for reading. sorry if this was long and boring
The sonographer was kind & nice enough to allow everyone in the room so they can see the scan. It was amazing to see our little one on the screen - this is the ONLY time our buba (nickname for our baby) had been still; apparently sleeping. At all other scans buba was active in continuously in summersaults.
The main reason for the scan is to identify any anomalies. Luckily, all measurements are within normal range. The head very much on the borderline thought the sonographer assured us it is nothing to worry about. I was so very happy that buba was healthy and well proportioned. Seeing bubas heart and the four chambers was truly spectacular for me and brought tears to my eyes (sad I know).
When the sonographer asked whether we wanted to know the sex of the baby, we all tuned out a resounding and insync "Yes". It seems like the only person who wasnt in sync was our little buba. Legs crossed, we were given it is 50% likely a girl, and 50% likely a boy..........no different than what we knew coming into the scan! As such, we are on team unknown.
We are considering a private scan to identify the sex of the baby, though considering to have the scan in 6-8 weeks so we have something to look forward to.
ok so rant over re not knowing the sex of the baby. Has anyone found themselves in this position? Did you go private to find the sex of the baby or did you wait until birth?
Thanks for reading. sorry if this was long and boring