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It's a day before Christmas Eve in Carly an Freddie's apart for their first Christmas together in their new apartment Freddie and Carly go to the doctor to find out the gender to their baby

Excitement filled the air as Carly and Freddie eagerly headed to the doctor's office, hand in hand, a day before Christmas Eve. The anticipation of not only their first Christmas together in their new apartment but also the revelation of their baby's gender made the holiday season even more special.

Carly: "I can't wait to find out the gender! I hope we have a mini you."

Freddie: "A mini me, huh? Well, I wouldn't mind a mini you either. Imagine a little one with your energy and creativity."

Carly: "Oh, that would be adorable! And if they inherit your tech-savvy skills, we might have a little genius on our hands."

Freddie: "Just as long as they get your sense of humor and charm, Carly. That's what will make our little one unstoppable."

Carly: "Agreed! I can already picture family game nights and movie marathons with our little bundle of joy."

Freddie: "And they'll have the best parents guiding them every step of the way. I can't wait to embark on this adventure together."

Carly: "Me neither, Freddie. Our first Christmas in our new place and the anticipation of becoming parents—it's a magical time for us."

Freddie: "Absolutely. No matter what the gender is, our little one is already surrounded by so much love."

Carly: "And that's the best gift we could ever give them. I'm so grateful for this moment and for you."

Freddie: "Right back at you, Carly. Our journey is just beginning, and I can't wait to see what the future holds for our growing family."

Carly: "Once we find out the gender, we should go shopping for gifts. I want to get something special for your mom and my dad and mom, and of course, for Spencer, Sam, and Gibby."

Freddie: "That's a great idea! It'll be a fun way to share the excitement with everyone. What do you have in mind for your dad and my mom?"

Carly: "I was thinking of personalized gifts, you know, something that reflects their personalities. Maybe a custom-made piece of art for Dad and a stylish tech accessory for your mom?"

Freddie: "Those sound thoughtful. And for Spencer, Sam, and Gibby?"

Carly: "Spencer would appreciate something artistic or unique for his apartment. Sam might like something bold and practical, maybe a cool gadget. And for Gibby, well, maybe something related to his love for fitness and adventure."

Freddie: "Sounds like you've put a lot of thought into this. What about revealing the baby's gender to everyone? Any ideas?"

Carly: "I was thinking of a small gathering, maybe a dinner with close friends. We could have a surprise reveal moment, like cutting a cake with blue or pink filling."

Freddie: "I love that idea! It'll be a special moment to share with everyone we care about. Let's make it memorable for our families and friends."

Carly: "Agreed. It's not just about finding out the gender; it's about celebrating with the people who mean the most to us. I can't wait for all of us to be together for this joyful occasion."

Freddie: "Me neither, Carly. It's going to be a Christmas and a gender reveal to remember."

Freddie: "Hey, Carly, how about we go big with the gender reveal? Get an onesie with the gender and the name for our kid as a gift for everyone?"