Ok I find this wierd.. When I was pregnant with my 2 daughters, I had a final ultrasound around this time to measure how big the baby is and approximately how much the baby will weigh. That was 8 years ago though. So I asked my ob when I would be getting my final ultrasound, and they said they don't do that anymore unless there's something wrong. So I don't understand why they don't do that anymore, everyone on here had one.. So how are they gonna know if the baby will be too big, or if the babies cord is wrapped around his neck, or if the baby is breached.. I know if their cord is wrapped around his neck the baby will show signs of distress. Is this a normal thing they do these days??