Touching! Couple watched how their twin girls kissing in ultrasound (photos)
- The young couple couldn’t hide their joy when ultrasound showed their twin girls kissing in the mother's womb
- Ultrasound photos of the adorable twin girls and their parents were first posted on Fetal Vision's Instagram page
- The couple has since named the cute little babies Isabella and Callie. What they have to say about everything
A young couple was recently treated to a rare moment when ultrasound showed their twin girls snuggled up in the mother's womb.
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Ultrasound shows twin girls kissing
Carissa Gill, who is currently 25 weeks pregnant with twins, and his boyfriend, only identified as Randy, had visited Fetal Vision Imaging in Pennsylvania to check on their babies.
The parents-to-be were surprised and overwhelmed with joy when the ultrasound showed their daughters snuggled close to each other and appeared to share a kiss.
“It was hard not to be so thankful during this moment. I am legit so blessed and can't wait to meet our two precious princesses,” says Gill. “Pregnancy is a beautiful thing to capture, especially when you get to see moments like this.”
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Randy and Gill
Carissa and Randy have since named their identical twin babies, Isabella and Callie, even as photos of the cute little girls go viral.
“Isabella giving her sissy Callie a kiss on the cheek,” reads caption of one of the amazing ultrasound images.
The photos of the adorable twins and their pregnant parents were first posted on Fetal Vision's Instagram page.
“Congratulations Carissa and Randy with your kissing twins! Thank you for coming to Fetal Vision, we hope you enjoyed your experience with us!” the hospital wrote in the photos caption.
The hospital reportedly uses new cutting edge 3D ultrasound, 4D ultrasound and HD ultrasound technology to 'bring images of babies to life'.
Ultrasound twin girls
Fetal Vision says pregnant parents who visit their facility can actually see what their babies will look like before they are born.
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