Has anyone had a gender scan where the sonographer was about as confident as they could be about baby's gender, then found out it was wrong later? We had a private scan today at 18+1 and we're over the moon but part of me is just scared we will have our anomaly scan in a couple of weeks and be told otherwise!! Sonographer today did seem very confident but I am just anxious 😅
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During my private scan she said she's 100% certain its a girl and if at my 20 week they say its a boy then they are wrong 🤣 even with that level of confidence im totally expecting it to end up being a boy hahahah

We booked a private scan at 15+4 with a private medical centre and the sonographer said she was absolutely certain it was a girl, which they confirmed at our 20 week scan.
I didn’t buy anything until there was the confirmation, just to be sure!

I’ve started getting paranoid about this 🤣 found out we were having a girl at 16w and have bought lots of pink clothing, now impatiently waiting for my anatomy scan hoping she’s correct 🤣

I found out 15+1 and we was told they were a million percent confident. We had our 20 week scan on Friday and we had the same outcome!
Contractions have been regular then seemed to taper off a bit. Screenshot from my app. Is this actually labour? Each contraction is very painful and im sort of trying to breathe through them but also sometimes having to moan. I'm shattered as I've not slept a wink so far tonight as its been ongoing on and off all evening/night. Should I call triage and ask to be seen? Don't want a wasted 40min journey 🙈
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Mums, has this ever happened to you?
My 9-week-old was being held upright and for a second I took my hand away from supporting his upper back/neck. He suddenly flopped backwards quite far and it really scared me. He seemed completely fine afterwards and has been acting normally.
I know babies this age still have wobbly head control, but has anyone else had a similar moment? I think I just need some reassurance ðŸ˜
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Waters broke at 36 plus 4, after 36 hours of labour, including the most intense contractions and pushing that I thought was impossible (you’ve got this ladies!) followed being cut open and stitched back up to get her out when she was stuck, my darling daughter Loretta was born at 5 pounds 5 🩷
Second time round and still the best feeling in the world, holding your newborn for the first time 🥹🥹🥹

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Has anyone felt movement yet?
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I feel this little baby moving all around idk what he’s doing inside my stomach but he moving poking and I feel it on my side lower stomach geesh is he moving furniture around in their lol 😂 he needs to chill out I’m trynna relax lol 😂

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Just had my 28 week appointment and baby is estimated 3lb 3 😅

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