We have our a/s on Thursday and I can't wait to see this LO! Hard to believe this pregnancy is already almost 1/2 over!
DH has been asking if we should take L with us, so he can see the baby too. My dr. appointment is supposed to be right after the scan and we'd have to take L with us, but sometimes they run late. I'm thinking it would be a bad idea to take him. I think he will not really be interested in the scan, and it will be a nightmare if he misbehaves. Plus, we can show him the pictures afterwards so he can still get to see the baby and it might be a bit more real to him then (although he seems to get it now too).
I'm just curious if anyone else took their toddlers to any of their ultrasounds?
Re: Would you take your toddler to an ultrasound?
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Thinking back to my a/s with DD, I wouldn't have wanted to have a toddler with me. I downed a ton of water and then they were running behind by at least 45 minutes, so I pretty much hobbled back to the room. My dr appt was after and I am pretty sure I spent at least 2 hours there that day. If your appt was earlier in the day (or right after the lunch break?) maybe I would, but I wouldn't imagine they would understand very much. So, in conclusion, if you HAD to, I would think it is do-able but I wouldn't volunteer for it.
We took Rosie to our first u/s, but only because we didn't have anyone to watch her. All of my other u/s were done while she was in preschool or my mom watched her.
She really had no clue what was going on (although we hadn't told her I was pg yet), but even in the last week when I had the 3d u/s done, she didn't really "get" it from looking at the pictures. It's hard enough for adults to figure out what they're seeing, toddlers really don't understand it.
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