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Originally Posted by Mindy  Doc said it was rare and its only 1 out of 50 babies he delivers where the parents don't know the sex prior to birth. |
We could have found out when I was pregnant with our first, but it wasn't an option the second time around. We had moved, and the new OB/GYN practice didn't do routine ultrasounds. They only did them if problems were suspected. I never had an US when pregnant with DD.
The gender simply didn't matter to us. We wanted to keep it a surprise. Besides, I knew of several couples who were told one gender and the baby turned out to be the other.
Oops! 
LOL!