Is there ANY way that if you see this (techs please look too)

that it could end up being a BOY at birth?!

This isn't from mine, but it's nearly IDENTICAL to what we were shown as being the baby's genitals... the only difference is that her legs were in the photo and it was even clearer than this, just legs and \|/ in between, no shadowing, swelling or bulging....

ughhhh monkeys.....

???

 NOT a pro, but if that were MY ultrasound & my tech had said girl, I would be confident!  

i just have tons of ppl trying to tell me that i could end up with a boy and etc... its driving me nuts :(

The picture you posted is very clearly a girl.

And for what it's worth, I'm having a girl, confirmed by six ultrasounds now, and I have had people from the very beginning trying to warn me that it might be a boy, or so-and-so was told girl and it was a boy, etc.  I think people just don't want you to get what you want.

im starting to think that too... i just found out the tech that told me 95% girl has been a tech for 15 years now so i think im pretty safe. I was also told that she is very upfront if she's not certain. That's not MY pic i posted but what i saw was identical and A LOT clearer.

 Looks girly

SSW Mommy.. I feel your pain. I am having the same inner battle. My tech wrote and said she was 100% sure it was a girl. She was the same tech called in by another tech to confirm my DS just 2 years ago. I KNOW shes experienced. I TRUST her and what I saw. But people (including my DH ) keep telling me I better be certain. Or it may change at my 20 week ultrasound. I even posted a potty shot on here and took it down, fearing that if even ONE person had any doubt I would lose my mind. I am CERTAIN you are having a girl. I am CERTAIN I am having a girl. We just need to block out the naysayers and indulge in some PINK shopping!

well this was my 20wk scan so i dont think it could change too much but people are literally driving me insane. "dont buy too much pink" and all their "warnings"....

I went into my mom's work and her boss who has 2 DS's and 1 DD, decided she needed to warn me repeatedly about "surprises" at the birth and that my baby might not be a girl and could be a boy (not that she was there at my ultrasound or anything....)

Then i went to talk to my mom and she told me she had a couple people come up to her and tell her about their "friends" that they know that had been told girl recently and gave birth to a boy. So I said to her, "well i know what i saw and it's definitely not a boy, plus i dont want a bunch of gender neutral or boyish clothing since this is my only little girl - i want to put her in lots of pinks and purples!" and she tells me "oh... well im not getting too much girly stuff but you can always get girl stuff after she's born"........ -_- YET, she tells me not to buy anything - well, after that, im going to buy a bunch of pink because my little GIRL isn't wearing greens/blues/yellows for the first 3 months of her life just because people are "hesitant" to buy pink. I have noticed that none of these people that SAY "oh i know soandso that was told girl and had a boy" have actually had it happen to THEMSELVES. Heck, i know 0 (ZERO) people who have been told one thing and had the other... I think it may be OLD stories from the days when ultrasounds weren't that great.... but of course everyone thinks they know everything.

Please just be grateful for what you have... I don know how many people you want to keep telling you, you've been one of the lucky ones?? Especially on a board where there is a huge amount of us this summer expecting our 3rd/4th/5th of the same gender. I'm sorry if I sound harsh, I'm really pleased you got what you want but you've been told girl about a million times now, something loads of us will never hear, please just be happy with it.

Definatly a little Girl

I know exactly how you feel. I think that I could be told a million and one times and will still wonder and worry. Only cause of other people, negative people that may want to bring you down or maybe make you feel a certain way. Really I don't know "Why" they do it. but some just talk to hear themselves..But I really know what you mean cause I have heard everything from "I don't know why your trying again, it's just gonna be another girl" to even " you don't make boys" I have heard it all..So it has affected me in a way that it's just hard to believe or WANT to believe...in fear of things changing...i know that sounds stupid, but I have a feeling you know exactly what I mean....So you can go on and on and I will listen and be right next to you...Good luck sweetie...but I can bet that's your little princess..

Thank you, i understand that many people would view me as "one of the lucky ones" but i can't even fathom that idea because of all the things the negative people are saying. And it's always the negative comments that seem to stick out the most and stick in your mind over the positive.

The fear i have of giving birth to a little boy when being told girl is extremely great, so much so that i have actually been depressed the past few days because of the negative comments people are saying in actual life (not on IG) about it possibly being a boy and just wanting to lay in bed for the next 4 months until the baby is out and i can peek between the thighs.

I am sorry if im upsetting people by asking, that's not my intent at all... I understand other people have tried and tried and tried and cannot get their DG and here I am SUPPOSED to be getting the "perfect pair" or whatever it's called

Im TRYING so hard to enjoy the fact that i heard GIRL but with SOOOOOO many (and i mean pretty much any person that asks me to my face what im having) tell me about these "mistakes" and "surprises at birth" it makes it very hard - especially since DH and I cannot comfortably afford to get an elective scan done at $300.

i'll just shut up though

sorry.