It’s common for twins to have a close relationship, but two Pennsylvania parents-to-be got to see it firsthand ― before the babies were even born.
Last week, Carissa Gill and partner Randy Good of Croyden went in for a 25-week ultrasound for their twin girls, Isabella and Callie.
The sonogram showed something amazing: The two babies seemed to be kissing each other.
“It was just so exciting to see them like that,” Gill told InsideEdition.com. “I didn’t think that they were going to be that close together, but they are, and it was just so beautiful to see.”
The ultrasound video shows “Baby B” appearing to kiss “Baby A” on the cheek.
John Hamburg of Fetal Vision Imaging in Levittown did the sonogram and says he knew there was something special about this ultrasound from the beginning.
“I’ve done 15,000 of these, and I’ve never seen twins face-to-face, looking like they’re kissing,” he told The Huffington Post. “Usually, one’s head is up and the other is down.”
Although people have faked ultrasound pics before, Hamburg insists this one is completely legit.
“This is my livelihood,” he said.
Like any parent, Gill is proud of her kids, especially for what looks like the start of a very close relationship.
“I would love to share this story with the world,” Carissa told Philadelphia station WTXF. “Pregnancy is a beautiful thing to capture, especially when you get to see moments like this.”
Related
Before You Go
