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Personal Narrative: My First Sonogram

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All I remember is the nurse telling me that I was expecting, I just look at Jimmy ( my significant other/ child 's father ) and I 'm just feeling all kinds of emotions right now. I didn 't know whether to cry to be scared, nervous, all I knew was that we 're excited to be new parents! Even though, Jimmy was new to this whole new parenthood thing, I had experience because I have a big family of none of the kids were mine so of course it was going to be different and us being young, it was real nerve wrecking but we were ready to see what the future had in store for us! The first sonogram we had of our baby was so exciting, it was such a blessing to see our little baby growing! It amazing to see how small you were to how big

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