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28 week Ultrasound

Deuce was looking good and healthy at today's ultrasound.   He/she weighed 3 pounds, 11 ounces (normal is 2.5 lbs) and measured a full 3 weeks ahead in every area.  This places us in the 97th percentile...

Good news is that I won't be having a scrawny baby and Aaron is going to get that baby he wanted with fat rolls (Paisley has always been too long and skinny for rolls).  Bad news is that I have to give birth to this jumbo baby.  I'm pretty sure the cheeks are fatter at 28 weeks than Paisley's were at birth.  And hers were pretty plump.  This baby is super photogenic though and loves to look directly at the ultrasound. 



Even if my baby is going to be born wearing 3-6 month clothes and require us to team-lift for our back's safety, I still say this is one cute little fetus!!!

Comments

  1. AnonymousMay 18, 2012 at 6:10 PM

    Haha!.... "team lift for our backs safety"... Good one! He is a chunkster.. That's for sure! But so, so beautiful!

    Xoxo

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  2. SarahMay 18, 2012 at 11:39 PM

    Sure is a cute lil fetus! Aww 3lbs 11 oz is how much my Samantha weighed at birth! haha

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  3. FaithMay 19, 2012 at 12:05 AM

    LOL, you are a riot! This baby is ADORABLE:)!!!

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