We took two of our friends with us for a lucky charm and it worked; he was showing his face! Though, I don't think we were meant to do the 3D sonogram. The darn umbilical cord was covering his face. We got some pictures but they aren't as good as they could've been if the cord wasn't in the way. After a few pictures, I finally asked, does our son have a clef palate lip (spelling?)? The sonogram tech laughed and said no, that is the cord in the way. I was relieved. I mean don't get me wrong, we'd love Colton regardless but it was good to hear that it was just the darn umbilical cord distorting the pictures. I wish I could figure out how to save the few videos (4D portion) we have. One of the videos you can watch him open and close his mouth a few times. It's like he was saying "hello." I guess the software (quickplayer) on my mac doesn't allow to save or it needs to be upgraded which I'm sure comes with a fee. We have several pictures but only going to post a few, after a while they all kinda look the same.
Here in this picture you can see his face. Over the top portion of his forehead is his foot. I'm not sure how that is comfortable but he seems to like it. You can see what I was talking about the cord distorting his lips here in this picture.
Another picture with the cord in the way and his little smashed nose there in the belly.
I think it was this picture that I finally asked if he had a clef palate, lol.
A side angle view of his face.
Another side view. Here you can really see his foot over his head.
The people before us were told when they were 16 weeks they were having a boy. Well during their 3D sonogram they were surprised with girl news. Can you imagine! Our Colton is definately a boy!
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