Babies

[Guest guest]

Fun little snip from a newspaper column... which I now have forgotten the

name of... oops.

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All of Britain was buzzing last week after a tabloid published highly

controversial photos – not of a topless supermodel or two female pop singers

kissing or Prince in a grass skirt but of angelic babies smiling in

the womb.

The ultrasound images, taken between 26 and 34 weeks after conception, were

released by Professor Stuart and widely circulated on the Internet

via the Drudge Report. 's an obstetrician at the privately run

Create Health Centre in London. For the past two years, the medical facility

has offered state-of-the-art 3-D/4-D scanning equipment services to

expectant parents. performs an average of 30 scans a week. His

outspoken enthusiasm for this blessed technology is refreshing. " Parents

love them, " he told the Mirror. " I hear so many couples laughing when they

see the pictures – it's wonderful. "

's high-tech window to the womb also shows the babies moving their

limbs at 8 weeks, leaping and turning by 12 weeks, curling their toes and

fingers at 15 weeks, and yawning at 20 weeks. The clients' reactions are

overwhelming, said, " especially with fathers, who rarely get

involved. Before, they sat in the corner. Now, they really show emotion. I

enjoy scanning and looking at babies. It is so informative about babies and

behavior. Every scan is an adventure. "

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-Pam L-

[Guest guest]

I had to check this out...here's a link to at least one of the pictures:

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story & u=/030912/168/593xa.html

Babies

Fun little snip from a newspaper column... which I now have forgotten the

name of... oops.

_____________________________________________

All of Britain was buzzing last week after a tabloid published highly

controversial photos - not of a topless supermodel or two female pop singers

kissing or Prince in a grass skirt but of angelic babies smiling in

the womb.

The ultrasound images, taken between 26 and 34 weeks after conception, were

released by Professor Stuart and widely circulated on the Internet

via the Drudge Report. 's an obstetrician at the privately run

Create Health Centre in London. For the past two years, the medical facility

has offered state-of-the-art 3-D/4-D scanning equipment services to

expectant parents. performs an average of 30 scans a week. His

outspoken enthusiasm for this blessed technology is refreshing. " Parents

love them, " he told the Mirror. " I hear so many couples laughing when they

see the pictures - it's wonderful. "

's high-tech window to the womb also shows the babies moving their

limbs at 8 weeks, leaping and turning by 12 weeks, curling their toes and

fingers at 15 weeks, and yawning at 20 weeks. The clients' reactions are

overwhelming, said, " especially with fathers, who rarely get

involved. Before, they sat in the corner. Now, they really show emotion. I

enjoy scanning and looking at babies. It is so informative about babies and

behavior. Every scan is an adventure. "

________________________________________________

-Pam L-