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		<title>4D Ultrasound, Take Two</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Jun 2008 04:15:17 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Jason &#38; Stephanie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[The first 4D ultrasound was a bust &#8211; both babies were sleeping and covering their faces with either umbilical cords or their arms. The ultrasound folks were nice enough to let us come back for a second round, free of charge. Stephanie was optimistic that we&#8217;d see some movement and better pictures of their faces [...]]]></description>
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<p>The first 4D ultrasound was a bust &#8211; both babies were sleeping and covering their faces with either umbilical cords or their arms.  The ultrasound folks were nice enough to let us come back for a second round, free of charge.</p>
<p>Stephanie was optimistic that we&#8217;d see some movement and better pictures of their faces because they were freaking out inside of her all day long.  But, it turns out that they just tired themselves out so they slept through the entire second ultrasound.  We still were able to get a few good shots of their faces and some great video of Baby B hiccuping and both babies yawning.  Here&#8217;s what to look for:</p>
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<li>0:42 &#8211; Baby A&#8217;s still a girl!</li>
<li>1:01 &#8211; Baby A&#8217;s profile and nose</li>
<li>1:31 &#8211; Baby A&#8217;s umbilical cord stacked on top of her face</li>
<li>2:00 &#8211; A 3D image of Baby A&#8217;s face</li>
<li>3:14 &#8211; Great video of Baby B with hiccups</li>
<li>4:01 &#8211; Baby B&#8217;s arm and hand covering her face</li>
<li>4:54 &#8211; Baby B&#8217;s foot</li>
<li>6:25 &#8211; Baby B&#8217;s butt (still having hiccups) sitting on top of Baby A&#8217;s head</li>
<li>7:08 &#8211; Baby B&#8217;s foot in front of Baby A&#8217;s face</li>
<li>7:43 &#8211; A 2D view of Baby A&#8217;s face</li>
<li>9:50 &#8211; The ultrasound tech pushing on Baby B on the right, trying to get her to move her arm</li>
<li>10:26 &#8211; Baby B mid yawn, with tongue sticking out</li>
<li>11:23 &#8211; Baby B&#8217;s face with arm in front</li>
<li>13:07 &#8211; From left to right, Baby B&#8217;s bent knee, arm, and face</li>
<li>15:50 &#8211; Same as above</li>
<li>16:11 &#8211; Baby A&#8217;s head pushing on Stephanie&#8217;s bladder to the right</li>
<li>16:44 &#8211; A practice breath or yawn from Baby A</li>
<li>18:06 &#8211; Baby B&#8217;s face</li>
<li>20:33 &#8211; Baby B&#8217;s heartbeat</li>
<li>21:33 &#8211; Baby B&#8217;s four fingers</li>
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