
Anyway, I forgive my doctor for being cautious, and surely no first-time mother will complain about learning she's having a "small but not abnormally small" baby. But most of all, I'm excited to have one more sneak preview of our baby-to-be. In Canada, only second-trimester ultrasounds are covered by the universal health care system; third trimester ultrasounds are only administered at a doctor's request. And though the second-trimester ultrasound picture were pretty cool (we could see Baby Beach yawning and everything), at just 18 weeks, he still looked like a little alien. Baby Beach at 33 weeks looks like a real baby -- don't you think?
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