Comments on: Wooooo We’re Half Way There, WoooOOO 20 Week Scan. http://www.beingadad.co.uk/wooooo-were-half-way-there-woooooo-20-week-scan.html Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 25 Jul 2008 01:22:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: MMEEGGAAJJOOHHHNN http://www.beingadad.co.uk/wooooo-were-half-way-there-woooooo-20-week-scan.html#comment-13 MMEEGGAAJJOOHHHNN Wed, 25 Apr 2007 21:21:05 +0000 http://www.beingadad.co.uk/wooooo-were-half-way-there-woooooo-20-week-scan.html#comment-13 Hello Spud! :) Hello Spud! :)

]]> By: Medius http://www.beingadad.co.uk/wooooo-were-half-way-there-woooooo-20-week-scan.html#comment-19 Medius Sun, 29 Apr 2007 20:28:47 +0000 http://www.beingadad.co.uk/wooooo-were-half-way-there-woooooo-20-week-scan.html#comment-19 My brother knew the sex of all three of his kids prior to birth. Have to say i think economic reasons came into it - wanted to make sure everything was blue for a boy or pink for a girl. The old traditionalist him. My little nephew, Elliot, was born a mere 4 weeks ago. We knew it was going to be a boy, but they did not tell us the name of the child until the day he was born. Have to admit i think the family as a whole liked not knowing the name - added an element of suprise. My brother knew the sex of all three of his kids prior to birth. Have to say i think economic reasons came into it - wanted to make sure everything was blue for a boy or pink for a girl. The old traditionalist him.

My little nephew, Elliot, was born a mere 4 weeks ago. We knew it was going to be a boy, but they did not tell us the name of the child until the day he was born. Have to admit i think the family as a whole liked not knowing the name - added an element of suprise.

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