Introducing The Newest Bridger

Now that everyone has kind of settled into their new year we thought it would be interesting/cool/completely-freak-out-ish for everyone to see some of the cool things that we’ve been doing with the pregnancy. First up – the ultrasound.

Here’s a picture of the exam itself. They make the father wait out in the waiting room while the mother has the exam with the technician. During the exam the screen is turned away from the mother so only the tech can see the screen – supposedly to give the tech a chance to work and gather the data required at the exam. Well it seems that our little one was either shy or stubborn. Knowing myself and Alisa, either is totally possible. But the typical 45 minute exam turned into 1.5 hours of waiting for me. I was starting to wonder if maybe some kind of black hole had occurred in the exam room, and a temporal shift had slid into existence for a brief nanosecond. Or something … whatever it was, it was the longest 90 minutes of my life thus far.

Sonogram room - small

And during the exam we got to see this image, and several like it. In fact we got to see it in real time – including the beating heart and the moving limbs. My actually looking at the screen was a surprise for Alisa as I hadn’t planned on looking. Ask me about it some time if you’re interested. Anyhow, here are the stills they provided us with. Click for a larger version. A better res is available if anyone is interested.

Ultrasound - small image

Next time we’ll wow you with some pictures of how Alisa’s been growing in all the right ways.

3 thoughts on “Introducing The Newest Bridger”

  1. Kirk and Alisa,

    Totally cool! Looks like your little one will have loooooonnnngggg fingers. Good for piano playing. Can’t wait ti greet this new Bridger!

    Love you both

  2. Kirk & Alisa,

    To be expecting parents is a wonderful time in ones life. To have family and friends to offer support and advise, to me is one of the best parts of expecting. This allows others to be apart of your excitement and joy (not to motioned, it helps us remember and relive this joyous time too). I look forward to meeting your little one and hearing stories on the ride in with Kirk on what baby is doing today.

    All the best for the weeks to come.

    Kandas

  3. Oh my children the excitement continues to grow. Way back in times of yore when I was pregnant I was over the moon when I would feel my baby move,I can’t imagine being able to see the baby and feel it move at the same time. You are so beautiful Alisa. Love Mom

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