Today we had our Anatomy Scan which is the big one checking all fetal development including all vital organs, measuring their bodies, counting all fingers and toes, screening for some genetic disorders, umbilical cord blood flow, and heart beats. Since twin pregnancies are considered high risk and I delivered early last time due to IUGR, I’ve been seeing my perinatologist (high risk maternity specialist) since my first trimester. I always get nervous before ultrasounds, but especially this one. Thankfully the Littles are growing well and everything looks great! Baby A is 10oz and Baby B is 9oz. They’re both measuring 19 weeks and we even got to see 40 little fingers and toes today. It’s extra special to experience this as a family because last time due to Covid it was just me and @dantransform via FaceTime. Since we don’t have childcare, our office graciously allows us to bring @theqttwins. We love In-n-Out, but haven’t had it for over 6 months since there’s always a line and lately the @theqttwins have been more antsy in the car. But today, they were napping while we were in line and we did it!! We remind ourselves to celebrate and thank God for every milestone. Today was a big one for our pregnancy! #watchjunepregnant2