excellent clarity

[Barbie]

My cousin's baby... :laugh:

[jess]

congrats.
Have you seen the 3d ultrasounds?

[jess]

shit, I have one of those and it's amazing how clear the picture is, but can't figure out how to get it loaded on here.

[jess]

Ok, think I got it now.

[Cruise Director]

I'm going to speak for the single men on the forum when I say that "those are kind of creepy."

On the softer-side...... it's kind of cool that they can do that.

[Barbie]

THAT'S MADDY?
she's beautiful then as she is now!!!

They didn't have 3D when Kristine was in my tummy. :(

That's okay, I didn't miss out. I get to see her everyday :)

[Cruise Director]

I'm still going with "ew."

[Billyman]

:stupid:

[jess]

Barbie, nah that's not Maddy.
Maddy's ultrasound was actually just the regular one.
That was a picture of my sister's baby.
I went with her to see the ultrasound and it was just so cool.
And she actually looked just like that when she was born.
I am hoping the next baby I have I get the luxury of the 3d ultrasound.

[Koliedrus]

Once you're a parent, the "ew" will shift into "awe" and "aaahhh". If you faint when you watch your first child being born, it might not be a good idea to try for a second go at it. We're a mixture of messy and cute when we get here. After that.... Flip that coin.

(Addendum: Coincidentally, my 4-year-old found one of his ultrasound snapshots less than an hour ago.)

[ms. bing]

oh
my
goodness.

that is amazing. absolutely amazing.
they didn't have that when i was pregnant with eva. if they had i wouldn't have gotten all those months (ten, if anyone wants to know) of wondering what she looked like.
beautiful. absolutely beautiful.