No ultrasound
Posted By: EX-MQ on 2006-11-01
In Reply to: 19-weeks pregnant, short femur - Lori
Stories like these are very reason we decided to skip ultrasound during both of my pregnancies. Overall, I was healthy, heartbeats were strong, and the baby was growing as it should, so no ultrasound for me.
But watch out for big-headed babies - I had one - it was a killer :-) He was perfectly healthy and I just tell him he needs that big head for all his brains.
Hoping everything is wonderful with your pregnancy and your little one.
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