Some people choose to find out the sex of their baby, others keep it a surprise.
But when you’re told ‘It’s a girl/boy’, you’re pretty confident that you can start preparing for your bundle of joy… right?
Wrong. Well, at least it was for one mum – and she had spent hundreds on decorating her little girl’s nursery, as well as kitting out her wardrobe.
Katie Ingram was certain that she was expecting a little girl, who she was going to name Poppy, when she fell pregnant.
And four scans in both Spain and the UK confirmed her suspicions.
However, Katie was in for a shock when her midwife delivered ‘Poppy’ on December 16 – and announced ‘It’s a boy!’
Katie’s mum, Sarah, said that although Katie was shocked that Teddy was a ‘chico’ and not a ‘chica’, she is ‘head over heels in love’.
Speaking to the Coventry Telegraph, she said: ‘On Katie’s arrival back to the UK the pink shopping began, where she and her dad filled three trollies at ASDA with pink, pink and more pink.
Katie and her dad went shopping for pink clothes before ‘Teddy’ was born – A new mum got the shock of her life when she gave birth when her baby girl turned out to be a baby boy.nKatie Ingram, from Coventry, was living in Spain was she found out she was pregnant, and was delighted when a scan showed she was having a baby girl. When she came back to the UK Katie and her dad spent hundreds of pounds preparing for the arrival of baby decorating the nursery and buying clothes.
‘Three scans later confirmed the baby was a ‘chica’ and the clothes were all washed and hung up ready for her arrival.
‘Poppy is now Teddy, and we all fell head over heels in love. We’re all delighted with little Teddy as I’m sure you can imagine.’
Katie has decided to donate the hundreds of pounds worth of pink clothing to a mother and baby refuge.
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