25 Last year
Chris squeezes my hand as I try to get into position, the blue paper tearing underneath me as my body squirms.
‘Just lie back and get yourself comfortable,’ the sonographer says. ‘I’m going to put this gel on your tummy. It’ll probably be a bit cold, so I apologise for that.’
Everything’s cold at the moment. Summer is well and truly gone, and I’ve come to the realisation that I don’t have any jumpers that will fit my growing belly. I’m certainly not going to spend a load of money on clothes I’ll only be wearing for a few weeks, though.
‘You might already be aware, but at this scan we’re going to have a look at baby’s internal organs and see how the growth is going. There’s a chance we might also be able to determine the s*x. It’s very usual that we can’t tell, depending on
