The Gender Scan, typically performed between 16 and 34 weeks, is an ultrasound used to determine the biological sex of your baby during pregnancy.

Purpose of the Scan:

• To accurately determine the gender of the fetus.

Includes:

• Black and white 2D image of your baby
• All images, video clips, and the scan report sent directly to your device and email. You can download, save, print, or share your baby’s pictures and videos.

Why Choose a Gender Scan?

• Excitement & Anticipation: This scan satisfies parents’ curiosity and adds excitement by revealing the baby’s gender, enhancing the pregnancy experience.
• Planning & Preparation: Knowing the gender helps parents prepare for the baby’s arrival, from choosing a name to decorating the nursery and buying gender-specific items.
• Bonding with the Baby: Learning the gender can deepen the emotional connection with your baby, making the pregnancy feel more personal.
• Involving Family: Sharing the gender reveal with family and siblings creates unity and excitement during the pregnancy journey.
• Gender Reveal Celebrations: Many parents opt for a gender reveal party to share the news with loved ones in a memorable and fun way.
• Creative Expression: Gender reveal events allow parents to creatively express their excitement through unique ways of revealing the baby’s gender.
• Special Memories: The moment of discovering the baby’s gender through an ultrasound becomes a cherished memory for parents.
• Personal Preference: Some parents simply prefer to know the gender ahead of birth to enhance their pregnancy experience.
• Gift Planning: Knowing the gender helps loved ones choose appropriate gifts and surprises for the baby.
• Future Planning: Parents may consider the gender when planning for future siblings or adjusting family plans.
• Emotional Support: For those who’ve faced pregnancy challenges or loss, the gender scan can offer a positive focus and support during the journey.

It’s important to note that while many parents choose to know their baby’s gender before birth, others may prefer to wait. The decision is personal, and gender scans are typically performed between 16-20 weeks. Always consult with your healthcare provider to make the decision that’s right for you.