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Boy or girl?
Ok 2 days ago the technician said it was a girl but she saw it so fast and was like this is how u know its a girl and just kept going.. Is there any way possible shes wrong? I reallly hope shes not
At 21 weeks its unlikely to be wrong. The parts are their at 12 weeks. Its not a factor of them being developed or their.
Simply they are hard to see being so small. And most techs can not tell the difference until it is overly obvious. Or will not even attempt.
With both my first two children I knew at 13 weeks and had it confirmed several times.
Some are good at what they do and can glance at the babys parts and now.
I wouldn't be to worried hun
Simply they are hard to see being so small. And most techs can not tell the difference until it is overly obvious. Or will not even attempt.
With both my first two children I knew at 13 weeks and had it confirmed several times.
Some are good at what they do and can glance at the babys parts and now.
I wouldn't be to worried hun
I would believe it a little more now that things are developed a little better though :)
I will say ....yes she could be wrong I got told a boy at my first sono ....then got told a girl around 20 weeks
I know how that is, I think I have enough onesies to last a while haha. My grandma and mom went all out. And congrats to you as well! It'll be fun to dress up a little girl:)
Awee ok im just soo happy my sis already bought my baby outfits lol.. I just wanted to make sure.. Congrats to u :)
Oh there's no doubt haha. That's when it's all developed. If you want you can always just buy neutral colors if you're unsure. I'm just two days from 21 weeks and on Monday I had my gender screening and they verified with me.
My baby had her legs open and shes head down so i guess it was a good position too
How many weeks are you? I found out at 12 that I was having a boy. But the angle was just right. I
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