A little life. An extraordinary story.

Our world,
a little more
wonderful.

One tiny heartbeat. A thousand little dreams.
Welcome to the story of Halcyon.

Already so loved. Expected January 10, 2027.
OUR NEXT CHAPTERWorth every little wait.

A story made for turning pages

OUR LITTLE ONE, TODAY

Your local date

Growing with loveCalculating…—
Right here, right nowCalculating…Based on completed weeks
Calculating…40 weeks
Counting down with love

Latest scan · September 28, 2026

The smallest things.
The biggest feelings.

Our September 28 follow-up scan brought another reassuring look at Halcyon’s growth. Here are the latest recorded highlights.

September 28 · Growth scan highlights

Fetal heart rate at the scan

158 bpm

Another reassuring heartbeat from our growing little boy.

848 gEstimated fetal weight
25w1dClinical age of gestation
25w6dAverage ultrasound age
Growing appropriately

The September 28 report described Halcyon’s estimated fetal weight as appropriate for gestational age, with adequate amniotic fluid and a posterior high-lying placenta.

Presentation: breech · Placenta: posterior, Grade I, high-lying · Deepest vertical pocket: 7.46 cm · Ultrasound EDD: January 5, 2027 · Working EDD remains January 10, 2027.

Developmental Snapshot

Approximate weekly size guide

Bell pepper

Approx. length: ~14–15 cm Approx. weight: ~180–220 g

Size comparisons, length, and weight are broad developmental estimates—not measurements of this pregnancy. Ultrasound measurements may differ.

This week

  • The nervous system continues to mature.
  • Muscles and bones continue developing.
  • Movement is becoming more active.
A new week of development

Every pregnancy develops at its own pace. Your prenatal clinician and ultrasound are the right sources for individual growth information.

A family journal of selected scan highlights. Weekly size comparisons are general estimates; the latest recorded scan is September 28, 2026. The working EDD remains January 10, 2027.

CHAPTER 02 · OUR JOURNEY

Every little moment,
a page worth keeping.

From that first positive test to our latest glimpse of Halcyon. Choose a moment to read its story.

September 28, 2026 · 25w1d Confirmed

Another reassuring look at Halcyon

The follow-up scan documented continued growth, a reassuring heartbeat, adequate fluid, and an estimated fetal weight appropriate for gestational age.

  • FHR 158 bpm · Estimated fetal weight 848 g
  • Clinical AOG 25w1d · Average ultrasound age 25w6d
  • Breech presentation · Posterior Grade I high-lying placenta
  • Adequate amniotic fluid · DVP 7.46 cm
A page in our story

Developmental context and future dates are approximate. Exact appointment dates should follow the OB’s scheduling instructions.

CHAPTER 03 · LITTLE DETAILS

Little by little.
Closer to you.

Recorded measurements across the journey, with the September 28 scan as our latest chapter.

Growth Progress — CRL & Estimated Weight

Halcyon’s recorded growth and heartbeat measurements
DateGA (AOG)CRLFHREst. weightNotes
May 25, 20267w1d0.95 cm147 bpm—First heartbeat
June 8, 20269w1d2.54 cm178 bpm—Interval growth
July 6, 202613w1d7.45 cm151 bpm—Active little baby
Aug 8, 202617w6d—~150–160 bpm—Doppler check
Sep 11, 202622w5d—164 bpm606 gAnatomy scan · AUA 23w1d
Sep 28, 202625w1d—158 bpm848 gGrowth scan · AUA 25w6d

CRL = crown–rump length; FHR = fetal heart rate. A dash means a value was not supplied. Recorded ultrasound weights: 606 g on September 11 and 848 g on September 28. The September 28 report assessed the estimated fetal weight as appropriate for gestational age.

Overall Assessment

  • Single live baby
  • Cephalic (head-down) at the scan
  • Posterior, Grade I, high-lying placenta
  • Adequate amniotic fluid
  • Three-vessel umbilical cord
  • Fingers and toes appeared complete
So many little reasons to smile.Latest growth highlights · September 28, 2026

THE SEPTEMBER 11 ANATOMY SCAN

A tiny profile.
Ten little toes.

Our anatomy scan is complete. Now we’re collecting memories as we look forward to January.

Reassuring anatomy views · September 11

From a tiny profile to tiny toes.

The report described normal-appearing views of the face and intracranial structures, heart, spine, stomach, bladder, abdominal wall, and cord insertion. The diaphragm appeared intact.

Heart views included the four chambers, three-vessel and trachea view, and both ventricular outflow tracts.

Face & profileBrain structuresHeart viewsSpineIntact diaphragmStomach & bladderAbdominal wallCord insertionComplete fingers & toes

CHAPTER 04 · FAMILY & LOVE

A little one.
A whole world of love.

For the people who loved you before they met you. This chapter belongs to all of us.

The just-for-fun family poll

What’s your guess—girl or boy?

A little guessing game, with a whole lot of love.

Girl
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Boy
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A little celebration

Congratulations, Sherilyne!

You’re doing an amazing job, Mommy!

Here’s to every little milestone, every hopeful day, and all the love surrounding you.

We can’t wait to meet Halcyon!

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