Here's the ultrasound from that incredible, life-changing, inspiring day in January when we learned our baby was two babies.

This is "Baby B," also from Jan. 20th.

This photo from January 31st is a bit hard to see, but it shows that the twins are fraternal -- each in their own little sac.

Here are both babies on Feb. 9th.

This one is also from Feb. 9th -- Baby A, we think.  (The terminology is that "A" is always the baby who is most likely to be delivered first, so, depending on where they are in the uterus, they can switch, and Baby B could become Baby A.)

Again on Feb. 9, here they both are pretty much scrunched up and I think both upside down.  The one on the left is sort of front-to-back whereas the one on the right is more of a profile shot.  You can see some little limbs floating around.

Here's our baby girl on February 25th. (On that day, however, the technician thought she was a boy.)  We're hoping that the rest of her growth catches up to her Pinnochio-esque nose.

Also from Feb. 25th, here's our little boy on his back, just chilling. If you look closely, I think you can see a tiny little remote control in his hand.

Here are the tops of their two heads on Feb. 25th, which, as the cliché goes, are better than one.  Looks like our daughter scored the more spacious floorplan.

Here's more of a close-up from March 23rd -- this is the boy's head.

Also from Mar. 23, this is the girl's head. The top of her head is on the left and her nose and lips are near the top. (She's kind of upside down, so her torso is up in the air on the right.)

This is from the last ultrasound and is Jacob's head.

Here is Lauren's head from July 11th. You can

see her lips quite clearly