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[quote=Anonymous] When I had my first 16 years ago, we were on the fence of whether we wanted to know beforehand; but my older sister’s advice was that it’s going to be a surprise anytime you find out and you’re gonna have that same joy at 14 weeks or 40 weeks. In fact, on the baby’s birthdate, the baby is the biggest surprise of all because even if you already know the sex, you don’t know the baby you haven’t seen the baby and soaking all of that in is a lot. So we found out early, We shared with the grandparents and the great grandparents and the aunts and uncles, and that was a mini celebration. We Referred to the baby by name and gender inutero. We celebrated our daughter at the shower and finally when she was born, we were able to focus on celebrating her. this made my entire pregnancy special with me not just looking forward to the birth. Also my family was able to celebrate it all with us. [/quote]
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