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Ahhh, right. I see.

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When I was having my children scans were unheard of. My first child - everyone said "You'll have a boy", but I knew, in my heart of hearts, it was a girl. With baby #2 I carried completely different. I'd been sick for the whole 9 months with Joanne but, with this baby, sickness stopped at 3 months and I carried it "all round", rather than all out in front. I told myself it would be another girl - and picked the name "Susan" - because I wanted a boy and refused to be disappointed but, really, I knew it was a boy and Alan arrived on cue; definitely a boy!

Ten years later I was pregnant again, unplanned, and I was permanently sick and carried all in front. I knew I was having another girl and Nicola arrived to confirm it.

When my daughters were pregnant scans were quite normal. My eldest daughter lived in London until a month before her son was born and the hospitals there would not divulge the sex of the baby. Warrington hospital confirmed what I had told her - it's a boy! - I'm never wrong. :D My younger daughter had the daughter I had predicted

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i saw my baby today :D:D:D:D:D

baby didnt like being scanned, kept kicking it lol

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Awww lovely eamamum :) Brill feeling isn't it?

Is this the mini scan at Accy vic where they tell you you aren't having twins?
they told me that.............they got it wrong.

(runs and hides from Emamum....)

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no no no!!!!!!!!!! dont say that to me!!! i was bricking it on the way up there this morning!

had to take a sample with me....all the way to school my little lad saying 'mummys got wee in her handbag'

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Aww that's sooo sweet! Kids do say the loveliest things...bless. :)

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i was waiting for his helper to ask me but she didnt.........

like him telling his teacher we were late because mummy keeps being sick in the street, probably thought i was an alcoholic lol