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pamperedpals said:Congratulations Kelly. I have three boys also and really wanted a girl for my last one, however, God knew better.
Again, congrat's!
KellyTheChef said:Many of you know that I wanted a girl....but I prayed about having peace about whatever happened today. I knew that even if something was WRONG, that God would get me through it. I am so happy and thrilled that he looks healthy and is growing the way he should...that I can't be upset it's not a girl!
I had it in my head that I wanted to have a close Mom-Daughter relationship with my child. I could see me being a supportive Grandma through a pregnancy and all. Now I will have to keep praying for a Godly wife for all THREE of my boys (one step son, two mine) and a Godly DH for my step daughter.
Yep. No mistaking it! It's a boy!
merego said:Girl, you are bad, that was not nice to keep us all on the edge of our seats
Yeah, a boy, I have 2 boys a 1 girl, I prayed for that girl and she is drama queen handful. My boys are as sweet as the days are long and so much easier. I love my sweet daughter, but I have my hands full
I am so happy for you
MissChef said:OH MY GOSH!!! Meridith, you took a page out of my book of life!! LOL! My daughter is the one I prayed for like crazy too! I got pregnant with my son easy but I miscarried between my two kids and it took 18 months to get pregnant, then I miscarried, and then another 4 months. I had placentia previa with my daughter and spent the last 6 weeks in the hospital! And let me tell you what, she is the biggest drama queen! She is so full of emotion and passion and she lets you know about it ~ good or bad! She's loud, busy, dramatic, super social and such a handful! So I understand! How old is your daughter?
KellyTheChef said:Sorry about the suspense...I am just so happy that I had to tease y'all just a bit!
KellyTheChef said:Many of you know that I wanted a girl....but I prayed about having peace about whatever happened today. I knew that even if something was WRONG, that God would get me through it. I am so happy and thrilled that he looks healthy and is growing the way he should...that I can't be upset it's not a girl!
I had it in my head that I wanted to have a close Mom-Daughter relationship with my child. I could see me being a supportive Grandma through a pregnancy and all. Now I will have to keep praying for a Godly wife for all THREE of my boys (one step son, two mine) and a Godly DH for my step daughter.
Yep. No mistaking it! It's a boy!
merego said:
She is 27 months and my LOUD, dramatic, wild child chatterbox. I wanted a girl to dress up, paint nails with play barbies with. I was sick for almost 9 months, on bed rest, just had a heck of a time. My 1st pregnancy was easy ( my 15 year old son), I had 2 miscarraiges then lost a daughter in my 8th month of pregnancy, then got divorced, got re-married several years later and had DD and then 3 months after she was born, I got pregnant with DS. My boys are so easy going and sweet. Regan is something else. When she is good, she is very very good, but when she is bad..... holy moly look out!! She is very much a girly girl, loves to have her nails painted, is obsessed with
shoes ( just like her mommy), loves clothes and purses. On days I am ready to lose my mind DH says, you prayed for that ha ha, love her, wouldn't trade her, couldn't live without her.... but my mom tried to tell me, have all boys if you can, it is so much easier How old is your daughter?
smspamperedchef said:Congrats Kelly! I'm so happy you were at peace today, that everything is JUST fine like we all knew it would be and that you found out he's a boy (even though you teased us!
SO HAPPY FOR YOU! NOW START THINKING UP BOY NAMES!!!
kcjodih said:Hmmmmm....never say never...or in this case never say 'no mistaking it!' LOL
At my ultrasounds (I had 2 for my DD who's now 13) we were told AND shown she was a boy. NO mistaking it as you said. Right there before our eyes - and her/his hands weren't anywhere near there so 'it' wasn't a finger. Both ultrasounds were the same way.....and then out comes my daughter! Guess I must have blown that bugger off because 'it' was now gone LOL
Congratulations on a healthy baby girl/boy for you anyway. I'm really glad the ultrasound could give you piece of mind!
KellyTheChef said:Kacey...thank you for the beautiful prayer!
Kitchen Diva said:You are welcome...however something in my spirit says you are having a girl.
Sorry- at this time I don't agree with the ultra sound. I had the same issue when my aunt was pregnant--- all ultra sounds showed a boy- I insisted it was a girl...and out came little Hannah Jule (Jewel) and she is now going to college to be an engineer! (must've gotten so smart from all those books I read her as a child when I babysat her!)
so that's my two cents worth- I'd quietly pick out some girl names you like, too....
KellyTheChef said:Cathy and Meredith...
I am so sorry that both of you went through miscarriages. I can't even imagine what you had to deal with...and it makes my heart so sad for both of you! I am glad that God blessed you both with wonderful kids even through that!
{{{HUGS}}}
krzymomof4 said:Kelly, Congrats!!!
I speak from experience that more than 1 boy will definately keep you on you toes, but after the two you don't notice any more than that.
That may be the reason I have 4
I love the name Oliva! I also like Emily, Grace and Kalyn- and Katelyn and Sophia and Alyssa. My sister likes the name Haley..KellyTheChef said:Oh...I have LOTS of girl names picked out! Since my mom passed away two years ago, I wanted to use her name (Lou-Ann) as the middle name. I have been gathering names that I like, and that go with Lou-Ann as the middle name...
Emma
Amelia
Sydnee
Emily
Olivia
Kiley
Emilee
Addison
Avery
Sophia
Alyssa
Haley
Grace
Kailyn
Abigale
My favorites are bolded...
KellyTheChef said:Cathy and Meredith...
I am so sorry that both of you went through miscarriages. I can't even imagine what you had to deal with...and it makes my heart so sad for both of you! I am glad that God blessed you both with wonderful kids even through that!
{{{HUGS}}}
MissChef said:My daughter is 8, she just turned 8 on June 8th! She is going into 3rd grade next year and let me tell you what, you think your DD is a drama queen now!!! Get ready girl!!!
Almost your whole story is like mine, minus the divorce and I only had one miscarriage! And what happened to you with your other daughter at 8 months along, gave me pain in my heart!! I'm so sorry you had to go through that!
I'm glad you re-married and were able to be blessed with 2 more kids!
Get ready, you think she's loud and a chatter box now!!! I thought Jessica was at 2 also..... I hadn't seen anything yet! She is such a challenge to me, but yet I understand her like no one else does. She makes me crazy sometimes, but I'm actually very close to her! It definetely is different relationships between boys and girls and their parents! My son was so dang easy going and just simply easy! Still is, for the most part, he's 12, and luckily we are still close too, but I don't understand him very much!! I grew up with my sister, and boys were strange to me! But he's my boy, and no body had better mess with his Mama! Even his Dad, that DH of mine can be a jerk sometimes and my son calls him on it!! In a respectful way but still calls him on it and hates it when I'm upset! Both kids are actually like that, but Jessie cries and Ryan gets mad when my DH upsets me!
I just love my kids, my gifts from God!:love:
Kitchen Diva said:I love the name Oliva! I also like Emily, Grace and Kalyn- and Katelyn and Sophia and Alyssa. My sister likes the name Haley..
It is completely normal to feel anxious before an ultrasound. It is a big milestone in your pregnancy and it's natural to worry about the health and development of your baby.
The ultrasound technician will be measuring your baby's growth and checking for any potential abnormalities or issues with development. They will also be able to determine the sex of your baby if you choose to find out.
Every pregnancy is different, so there is no set number of times you should feel your baby move at 20 weeks. However, it is important to pay attention to your baby's movements and report any significant changes to your doctor.
Some things you can do to help ease your anxiety before the ultrasound include talking to your partner or a trusted friend, practicing deep breathing or relaxation techniques, and reminding yourself that worrying won't change the outcome.
If the ultrasound reveals any concerns about your baby's health, your doctor will discuss the next steps with you. Remember to stay positive and trust in your healthcare team to provide the best care for you and your baby.