It was amazing to see because it was bigger this time and jumping. No joke bouncing and kicking and pushing off the sides of my uterus. The weirdest part is that I can't feel it at all.

I tried to count two arm and two legs and I am pretty sure that's what I saw, but the machine is not the best. The real big sonogram machine they use to find out the sex is at the hospital.
I went to this appointment without my husband this time, and I feel bad that he was not able to see the jumping bean, we were only supposed to hear the heart, and I got a picture so I feel like he got to feel a part of it.
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Sonograms are indeed weird. I had one once when I was a freshman and developed a weird late-puberty lump under one of my nipples. It was totally normal and not a cause for concern, but they did a sonogram just to make sure, and because they could have a medical student do it, I think.
I found it very odd that you can't physically detect that these sound-waves are going through your body. Also, my gel was cold. :(
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