We're selling a bunch of infant and baby things on Craigslist right now, and the nicest MoM-to-be came by to pick up some twin things today. We talked for a while because she's also a singleton + twins momma, and I mentioned that I found out about our twins "late" at 18 weeks. She said "Oh, I know. I only found out 3 weeks ago. At 29 weeks." I think my jaw hit the floor. I can understand that happening when there's a lack of prenatal care, but that didn't seem to be the case here. I was almost hesitant to believe her.
Her attitude was amazing, she looked totally great, and she said she's had a relatively easy pregnancy thus far. Kudos to her, but WOW.
Re: Just met a MoM-to-be who didn't find out until 29 weeks...
A woman just started working for my company this week and I was introduced to her in the kitchen as another multiple mom.
She has 31 year old triplet boys and they didn't know about the 3rd boy until delivery. She had to be induced at 40 weeks and after they delivered the 2nd baby they felt more hands and feet so they immediately put the mom under. They woke her up and told her she had 3 boys?!?!
Her story is from 31 years ago where pre-natel care (& delivery) was so different from today so it is funny to hear about her not finding out until 29 weeks. But we have definitely heard crazier things happen on here!
so weird!
i met a woman recently who has 40 year old triplets and she didn't know until delivery either.
freaky!
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Did she have an anatomy scan at 20 weeks? I can't imagine how a 2nd baby could hide in that - or the tech really sucked.. Wow.
When i hear the stories about women in the "olden days" not knowing until they delivered it sends a shiver down my spine... when i was preparing for 1 baby- i think if I delivered 2 I'd be in tears freaked out. Let alone 3! OMG.
I'm so glad I found out at 5 weeks
Don't mean to sound like a 'negative Nancy', but I don't believe her.