We've got movement!!!

The last couple of days in the evening when I am laying down I can feel something moving in my tummy. My Dr. said I should feel the baby move this time between 16-18 weeks. So, last night when I was laying in bed the baby was kicking, doing baby somersaults, and moving all around for a long time!! It IS the most amazing feeling!! It is hard to feel through out the day, but very obvious in the evenings! I can not wait till I can feel him or her move all the time and for the hiccups to come too!!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE being pregnant!! It's the most amazing experience!!

BTW...I go on March 9th for a gender sonogram. On the 10th I go for my anatomical sonogram. They will screen for:
The ultrasound anatomy scan, or level 2 ultrasound, is an amazingly interesting experience for parents-to-be. Your baby will be measured from crown to rump (and what a cute rump it is!), around her middle, around her head — and that's just for starters. The four chambers of the heart will be viewed, as well as the kidneys, bladder, stomach, brain, spine, and sex organs (be sure to tell your sonographer if you don't want to know what he or she sees — or doesn't see!).

Measurements are taken to make sure your baby is growing appropriately (and that his or her gestational age is still on target). A survey of the organs, including the umbilical cord, ensures that they are developing normally (or identifies any potential problems as soon as possible). The sonographer will also be looking at your amniotic fluid levels, the location of the placenta, and the fetal heart rate. Settle in to enjoy the show: The detailed level 2 scan can take 30 to 45 minutes (depending on how cooperative your little one wants to be during the photo shoot).