Today, we had a 17 week ultrasound. Baby Oesch is 6 oz, 7 inches with a heart rate of 148 bpm.
The ultrasound technician confirmed Baby Oesch was healthy and growing at the proper rate. We got to check up on the brain hemispheres, liver, kidneys, bladder, stomach, spine, and arm, hand and leg bones. And then came the big news.........Baby Oesch is a Baby Girl!
I think she might take after her mom and become a gymnast because she was doing somersaults throughout the entire ultrasound. Or maybe a boxer, because her arms and legs didn't stop moving!
Here are some great pictures of our baby girl.
Look at that cute button nose. |
Here she is searching for her thumb. She might have already found it! |
And here she is waving hello to mom and dad! |
Rett is already looking forward to Pi Phi Pop's Weekend Fall 2029 at Mizzou with all the other future Pi Phi Dads! Lullabies are quickly sounding like sidewalk songs!
Love, Jenna and Rett and Fannie Whitenack Libbey
So exciting!! Yay for a little girl!
ReplyDeleteYou crack me up! SInce you are thinking of "E" names, you can name her Emma Brownlee Kilgore!
ReplyDeleteHow about PEEFEE OESCH????
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ReplyDeleteYou'll have a little angel on your hands :) I love that Rett is already planning for Pi Phi Pop's weekend 2029! Congrats to you both, so exciting!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on expecting a little Princess! What a beauty she is already. Look out Rett.......you're out numbered now.
ReplyDeleteCongrats!
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
Jennie Horne Turnbull
Jenna, so happy for you! Maybe our girls (baby girl Wilburn due 2-11 as well) can pledge together. :) I didn't realize what you are going through with the cancer until I saw your blog link on FB. You will constantly be in our prayers! I'm from a family of fighters (2 grandmas, 2 aunts have WON the battle with breast cancer), and I know you can do it, too!! God bless, Chrissy (Long) Wilburn
ReplyDeleteFannie is a cutie!! I read this post the other day, but I just caught that! Ha!
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