In the videos below, you will first see a black circle, which is the gestational sac. Inside the sac, at the bottom, you will see a little white flutter. That is the heartbeat! We were also able to hear it (in the first video below)! You will see the heartbeat appear below the sound waves and solid white line, at the very bottom of the screen, in the form of little white splotches, moving from left to right. Every time you see a white splotch, you will hear a faint "whoosh". That whooshing sound is the heartbeat! It's really hard to hear, so you have to turn your volume all the way up. And watch for the white blobs. Enjoy!
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
First Heartbeat Ultrasound!
Today we saw and heard our baby's heartbeat for the first time, at 6 weeks & 4 days! It was such a wonderful moment! Yes... I cried! Life is such a miracle! We are so thankful to God for our little blessing!
In the videos below, you will first see a black circle, which is the gestational sac. Inside the sac, at the bottom, you will see a little white flutter. That is the heartbeat! We were also able to hear it (in the first video below)! You will see the heartbeat appear below the sound waves and solid white line, at the very bottom of the screen, in the form of little white splotches, moving from left to right. Every time you see a white splotch, you will hear a faint "whoosh". That whooshing sound is the heartbeat! It's really hard to hear, so you have to turn your volume all the way up. And watch for the white blobs. Enjoy!
In the videos below, you will first see a black circle, which is the gestational sac. Inside the sac, at the bottom, you will see a little white flutter. That is the heartbeat! We were also able to hear it (in the first video below)! You will see the heartbeat appear below the sound waves and solid white line, at the very bottom of the screen, in the form of little white splotches, moving from left to right. Every time you see a white splotch, you will hear a faint "whoosh". That whooshing sound is the heartbeat! It's really hard to hear, so you have to turn your volume all the way up. And watch for the white blobs. Enjoy!
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