? for those wrong about sex of baby

LaurMoore

I thought for sure I was having another boy. My gut feeling was telling me all along this was another boy. We found out today it's a girl. I'm so excited but in complete shock. I almost don't believe it or think the tech was wrong (she told me obviously she could be but there was no penis to be found). When does the feeling of this can't be go away?

goodhartedmommy

At birth when you see for yourself. Even through labor, I kept saying "I wonder if it will really be a boy...it MUST be a boy." Nope, it's a girl! With Bella, though, I never had those feelings.

Congrats on the baby girl!

mrsterry

At birth.  I was in denial the entire time with Christopher.  I just knew that the tech was wrong....I mean you hear about it happening to people so why couldn't it happen to me too.  LOL

I remember at my u/s when the tech said that I was having a boy I told her to keep looking around because there had to be a girl in there somewhere too!  LMAO

Love my boys to pieces, but I have always wanted a girl and never in a million years did I ever imagine NOT having one.  See, life doesn't always go as you plan/dream it will.  :-)

AnneUCSB

I agree with GHM.  I didn't believe until birth that Kyle was really a boy (despite a very clear u/s at 14 and 17 wks).  I was convinced he was a girl!

tammy79

I don't think it ever does, until the baby come out(lol), we thought for sure it was going to be another boy too, but It's a girl ( at least that what my OB say), we have done the nursery and I've brought so much clothes, and I'm still nervous about the sex for some reason. I love at my 20 weeks ultrasound pics at least once a week, and compare it with DS's, I'm so paranoid. ?

Congrats on your baby girl!!?

beta7

For me, it was a couple weeks after the U/S.  We were 100% convinced DD was a boy, so I almost fell off the table when the tech said "nope, no boy parts".  Likewise, this time I will be shocked if it's a boy - we are convinced it's a girl... but obviously have been wrong before.

Anyway, the shock will wear off, I promise!  Once you buy some girl clothes or a bedding set or whatever, it will start to sink in...  GL and congrats!

breezee_bean

We didn't find out the sex until birth, but it took me  a few weeks to adjust to the idea.  Even now, sometimes I think "wow, we have a girl."  I never imagined that *I* would have a girl.  When they announced, "it's a girl" I was in complete shock!