What do they look like?

Ultrasound day again. Yes -- we do have a lot of them! Today marks 26 weeks and 1 day into the pregnancy. Chris attended the Ultrasound with me and despite the office taking over 50 minutes to call us back it was worth the wait!

Both babies again received a perfect bill of health. Heartbeat on both babies was 155 today. Most suprising was their activity, position, and weight. At this point in the pregnancy a normal singleton baby would weigh 1 and 3/4 pounds. Twin A weighs 2.6 pounds and Twin B weighs 2.4 pounds. Needless to say they are both ahead of schedule. They have also changed positions. They are no longer in "bunk beds" but are both head down. Twin B continues to be the troublemaker. During the ultrasound he wouldn't sit still. Although he is smaller he is a hog when it comes to space as he was all over his brother. He was in his brother's space so much that the picture to the left is of Twin A pushing Twin B's head out of his way in fighting for space. Looks like they are fighting already which must be why I am constantly getting kicked and punched. We can literally see my stomach moving up and down as they move around.
I have been feeling good at this point. Tired of the 2 potty trips during every night (at 2am and again around 5am), belly is getting a little heavy when trying to sleep so I am stuffing all types of pillows under my belly for support. Occasionally get out of breath just from walking up a flight of stairs, and yes --- the appetite is 100% back. I am hardly ever full and find myself needing breakfast and at least a couple of snacks through the day which were not things I did before being pregnant.
Despite our boys already being little piglets and weighing more than normal I have surprisingly still not gained too much weight. As of now I gained back the weight I lost in the beginning of the pregnancy. I have 5 pounds of baby and I have gained 8 pounds total. I have a feeling this will change drastically over the next few weeks as the babies had doubled in weight over the past 4 weeks. I have included some ultrasound photos for your viewing. Twin A is on the left and Twin B is on the right.