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I Haz a Moody Kid

No surprise there coz he/she may be ditto like yours truly.

Tuesday was the anomaly scan. Season decided to show us - the spine. And more spine, and just spine....the fetal position did not afford us a fantastic view of his/her tiny bits. We just looked at what we possibly could, including a peek at his/her side profile (facial), which was marred by a hand moving across the baby's face.

I then had another appointment fixed for Wednesday, and that did not happen because the doc had to go out.

Thursday, I have an appointment to finish the anomaly scan business, and I hope Season would have changed position so that we get a proper view.

Yup.

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  1. Oh, goody, a child with personality already! :-)
    I assume everything is fine. And see, baby Season is already doing mummy favours by sneaking in one more u/s. Yay!

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  2. Sorry Season didn't cooperate, but still really cute :) Hope you get all the necessary shots on Thursday!

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  3. Well, in my limited experience...girls are generally uncooperative when you're trying to see their parts. Inborn modesty, I suppose. But I will reserve judgement until the next scan.

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  4. Oh, I've had to put up with this the past two pregnancies! Cheeky babies.
    xo

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  5. Glad the little one is already showing some spunk! :-)

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  6. haha, a moody one ;)
    mine was really uncooperative at the NT scan at 13 weeks - the tech kept wiggling the wand, made me cough, lay on the side... She finally got what she needed - but it wasn't easy!
    good luck next time ;)

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  7. I'd say it's a girl so!! But I'm glad all is well, let's hope he/she will be more cooperative on thursday!

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  8. Hoping Season was more cooperative yesterday. We need an update!!!

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  9. Season is exhibiting any control s/he can!

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