Did you know what you were having?

I always knew in my heart if I was having a boy or girl, I was correct both times.

Never had a scan, tho.

The hospitals I had my scans done had no tell policies.  I liked that since we didn't want to know.

With my first son, Ashton I did not want to know.  My gut feeling was that I was carrying a boy, I was right.  With my second son, Jackson i did want to know and the verdict was baby boy.

  We also had both happen to us. Our first one Alex, we had the scan verify it was indeed a boy and with Rhiannon they couldn't tell but I had a feeling it was a girl, we were both actually hoping for a girl, and turned out we was right! 

We didn't know, but we had pretty strong feelings that they were all girls.  In fact we never even chose boy names-well, we sortof did, but they were all really terrible boys names.  So thank goodness we had girls.   

With my first they weren't able to tell but I knew without a doubt it was a boy. Unfortunately everyone else was convinced I was having a girl and all I got for shower gifts was girl stuff.

With my second the ultrasound techs exact words were "I can't say for sure what sex the baby is but I don't think that right there is the umbilical cord." Because so many people were unhappy when it turned out to be a different sex than what it was thought to be on the ultrasound, the techs at that hospital were told even if they could tell for sure not to tell the parents it was definitely one sex or the other. So she told me what sex but in a roundabout kind of way.