That's great news! You've got us all on Disney baby watchBtw, you decided how you're gonna decided which name goes with which baby? Is it gonna be NAP=ABC or NAP=birth order?
You don't have to answer this if you don't want to, but do multiples have to be c-sections?
I had my first two by c-section, and the rest not, so I have sympathy for c-section mommys!![]()
Thanks for the update. How's Code holding up?
Wow!!! That's wonderful news - you're doing a great job!!! I don't suppose there's a chance of a picture of mom before the boys make their bid for freedom???
Growth scan day!
In this corner we have baby A at 4 lbs 3 oz, in that corner we have baby B at 4 lbs 4 oz and in that other corner we have baby C at 4 lbs 3 oz!
Everything on the ultrasound looked great. I'm still trying to figure out how over 12.5 lbs of baby fits in my tummy. That's a lot of baby. One of my goals was to have everyone over 4 lbs at birth since it reduces a lot of the risks.
All of the good news makes the hospital stay easier, it certainly gives peace of mind that the boys are being carefully monitored.
Lisa
Andrew will be the first born, the other two it depends on the order. We will name one that we know is identical Parker. So it could be alphabetical or names assigned after we meet them.
Not all multiples are delivered C-section. It depends on how they are positioned. With triplets C-section is common since it's hard to track all of the babies heart rates during delivery. In my case we are opting for a scheduled C-section because it's easier to monitor the babies and two are transverse so it's the only option anyway.
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Today is the start of week 31 another milestone, still hoping for 3 more weeks. I have daily ultrasounds and non-stress tests now, the boys all look great. We've seen them taking practice breaths and we seen hair on their heads.
Lisa