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imreddy posted:

...little girls!! The lady who did the ultrasound was able to see three little white lines on each of the girls, so, that is a definite! DH and I are very excited. We didn't necessarily want two girls, because we'll have to deal with their pms AND mine when they get to their teens, but honestly, little girls are so much fun to dress up and play with!

There were no issues during the ultrasound. Twin A is 12 oz, Twin B is 15 (just shy of a pound!!). They said that is normal for one to be smaller, especially the lower one because they are supporting all the weight of the other, making it a little harder to grow. They are close to 12 inches long, I'm so excited! We had picked out names - Eva Rose and Jenna Lynn. However, the latter name is one I agreed to, not because I liked the name, but because I didn't hate it. So, we are attempting to find a more suitable name, and any suggestions are welcome!!!

3 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:We're having......little girls!! The lady who did the ultrasound was able to see three little white lines on each of the girls, so, that is a definite! DH and I are very excited. We didn't necessarily want two girls, because we'll have to deal with their pms AND mine when they get to their teens, but honestly, little girls are so much fun to dress up and play with! <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/grin.gif" align="top" border="0"> There were no issues during the ultrasound. Twin A is 12 oz, Twin B is 15 (just shy of a pound!!). They said that is normal for one to be smaller, especially the lower one because they are supporting all the weight of the other, making it a little harder to grow. They are close to 12 inches long, I'm so excited! We had picked out names - Eva Rose and Jenna Lynn. However, the latter name is one I agreed to, not because I liked the name, but because I didn't hate it. So, we are attempting to find a more suitable name, and any suggestions are welcome!!!

VioletBlossom responded:

Congratulations on the girls!!! How exciting! I've really enjoyed having DD although it is probably more expensive! We are naming our girls Ainsley Teal and Ashlyn Rose so we have the Rose middle name in common. I can't believe you have the names picked already! It took us awhile.

Glad everything is looking great!

Report This| Share this:We're having...Congratulations on the girls!!! How exciting! I've really enjoyed having DD although it is probably more expensive! We are naming our girls Ainsley Teal and Ashlyn Rose so we have the Rose middle name in common. I can't believe you have the names picked already! It took us awhile. Glad everything is looking great!

kelseyshayne responded:

OH MY GOSH! I am so excited for you! Girl I hope they tell me one's a boy and the other's a girl when I have my ultrasound next month! Guess what I already have names! Emma and Dalton! Do you like? I like Emma and my boyfriend liked the name Dalton for a boy so I let him have the decision of picking out a boy name! Wouldn't that be messed up if I have two boys and I only came up with a girl name! LOL. That would be hiliarious!! IMREDDY I LOVE THOSE NAMES THAT YOU PICKED OUT! They are beautiful! Again I am so happy for you!

Report This| Share this:We're having...OH MY GOSH! I am so excited for you! Girl I hope they tell me one's a boy and the other's a girl when I have my ultrasound next month! Guess what I already have names! Emma and Dalton! Do you like? I like Emma and my boyfriend liked the name Dalton for a boy so I let him have the decision of picking out a boy name! Wouldn't that be messed up if I have two boys and I only came up with a girl name! LOL. That would be hiliarious!! IMREDDY I LOVE THOSE NAMES THAT YOU PICKED OUT! They are beautiful! Again I am so happy for you!

imreddy responded:

Thank you guys for the support!

We picked out the names about two weeks after finding out we were pregnant with twins. The thing is, Jenna Lynn might not stick because while I don't dislike, I'm not crazy about it either!

Ainsley is such a unique name! Very nice! And Emma and Dalton are very sweet names - sounds like they would be very well behaved children with those names! I hope for your sake, Kelsey, they are!

Violet, when are you supposed to be having those babies again? You're getting awfully close aren't you?

Report This| Share this:We're having...Thank you guys for the support! <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0"> We picked out the names about two weeks after finding out we were pregnant with twins. The thing is, Jenna Lynn might not stick because while I don't dislike, I'm not crazy about it either! Ainsley is such a unique name! Very nice! And Emma and Dalton are very sweet names - sounds like they would be very well behaved children with those names! I hope for your sake, Kelsey, they are! <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0"> Violet, when are you supposed to be having those babies again? You're getting awfully close aren't you?

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