These may be the best ultrasound pics we’ve ever seen

A 33-year-old woman in Pennsylvania named Ang Slater is going viral after an ultrasound showed her baby daughter flipping the bird. Check out the pic here

It's her first kid, and she joked that she's already got an attitude. There's also another shot from the ultrasound where she appears to be making a peace sign though. It sounds like she's not due for a couple more months. Here’s the peace sign pic

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Each year, one website predicts the top baby names of the year for each state, and below you'll find the top baby names in Georgia.

Living in the South, parents are proud to honor their history and families.  So, it's no surprise we see some fun, unique names for babies in Georgia. Lists of boys names may include names like Roosevelt and  Ulysses, and lists of girl names include Eddie, Charlie and Tommie.

Each year, the Social Security Administration publishes the totals for the first names from all Social Security card applications for births that occurred in the US since 1880. The publication is the most complete record of first name usage in the United States. Because Social Security can take quite a while to compile data on the most popular baby names for each year, Names.Org used data on the actual births in recent years to predict the most popular baby names for 2022. Their formula looks at the five most recent years’ worth of data from the Social Security Administration to detect any trends. With their results, these are the predicted most popular baby names for 2022.

We are taking the list and going from the bottom to the top of the baby names for Georgia. In 2022, these are the top boy and girl names listed below.

A more unique name in Georgia, as it's not predicted in the national top 10 boys names of 2022.

Another that didn't make the top 10 boys names of 2022.

More unique to Georgia as well.

And another not predicted for the national top 10.

More unique in Georgia, as it's not predicted on the national top 10 girls names this year.

Another more unique to Georgia.