This time, the ultrasound tech admitted to the first sexing error in 5 or 6 years.
I'm carrying a boy and a girl.
Now there's no *question* that they're fraternal. :) I kinda figured they were, but this confirms it before they come out, without anything unpleasant like, oh, say, amniocentisis.
When they do an ultrasound on babies in the womb, one thing they do is take a number of measurements (head on 2 different axes, torso length, femur length) and then use that to calculate weight. The girl was 717 grams, and the boy, 846 grams calculated.
It was kinda cool when the girl kicked just as the ultrasound wand was over her -- the tech really *saw* it, and I really *felt* it *and* got to see what it looked like on the screen.
At least there's going to be absolutely no question on telling them apart; if you're not sure, just go change a diaper.... ;)
Julia
amniocentesis. Because I had to look it up.
Would that change naming plans? Would it be cruel to have boy/girl twins named similar? Like Lynn and Lynne, or Bob and Bobby....
Kevin T. - VRWC Still woozy.
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