Mini-Misner: 12 Weeks, 4 Days

Friday, May 16, 2008

12 Weeks, 4 Days

Jason joined in the fun for our latest ultrasound. Mini-Misner is about 7 cm, or about 3 inches long. It's amazing how much you can see in the photos! The baby has already developed most of its parts at this early stage; now it's time to get growing!

The ultrasound technician also asked us if we wanted to see a "3D" version of Mini-Misner. Of course we enthusiastically said, "Yes," but when we saw the baby, it looked like a lumpy gummy bear! Apparently this is normal, but we think we'll wait on doing that again!

We don't know what the gender is yet, but we're planning to find out. Our scheduled anatomy check isn't until 20 weeks, but we hope to get a sneak peek at 16 weeks. Unti then, another one of those exercises in patience!

3 comments:

Leigh Hinkle said...: Hi Liz,

I am so exicited for guys! I have been praying so much for you. Enjoy the ride and live in the moment. Leigh, Tony and Em; June 13, 2008 at 5:03 AM
Jenny Mulholland-Beahrs said...: Yay! Congratulations!! This is so fun that you're keeping a blog!; June 13, 2008 at 4:56 PM
jaebanders said...: E & Jason -
I am thrilled for you both and excited about receiving frequent updates via the blog. How utterly modern of you! CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Hope to see you in Seattle soon.

Love Jae; June 13, 2008 at 7:26 PM

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