by Deidra Romero posted in Parenting

When Stephanie and her fiancé discovered they were pregnant, they decided to do their gender reveal at their wedding.
All their closest friends and family cheered as blue balloons flew out of the box to their surprised and excited faces. ?It was such a wonderful moment we shared with our guests. When I made our wedding book I made a page specifically about the gender reveal and how excited we were to be having a boy,? says Stephanie.

She could not wait to be a boy mom. She decorated the nursery, washed all the baby clothes, and together they chose the perfect name for their son: Jamison.
Though his gender was originally determined by an ultrasound, a 3-D ultrasound was unable to confirm the first test due to Jamison?s position. Subsequent ultrasounds didn't turn up a penis or a vagina either -- Jamison was uncooperative with the techs.
Still, Stephanie and her husband were not the least bit worried. They assumed, like most people, mistakes with gender don?t happen anymore.
When Stephanie went into labor 5 days before her due date, they prepared to meet their son. When the doctor held up the baby and declared, ?It?s a girl,? they were shocked!

But Stephanie and her husband were so happy to be parents and relieved everything had gone well; they took it in stride as best they could.
The next day, she and her husband decided on a new name for their baby girl. ?Although I love Norah I couldn?t help but feel like this wasn?t the baby I h...