Today we had a 3d ultrasound and got to see the babies' faces!!! Baby A was the star of the show - partly because she's a little less crowded than B and C! The technician told us that all 3 babies have hair! It's so exciting to get a peek at these little girls so early. Here are a bunch of pictures of Baby A. We'll post Baby B and C next.
Friday, November 20, 2009
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Resources for Moms of Multiples
- About dizogtic twins (fraternal)
- About monozygotic twins (identicals)
- Dr. Barbara Luke's Website
- Having Twins and More by Elizabeth Noble
- Mothering Multiples by Karen Kerkhoff Gromada
- Mothers of Supertwins
- NOMOTC (National Organization of Mothers of Twins
- TAMBA (Twins & Multiple Births Association
- Triplet Connection
- Twinstuff
- When You're Expecting Twins, Triplets, or Quads by Barbara Luke
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