Gender Baby Scan - From 15 weeks
Excited to learn whether you're having a boy or a girl? Our Gender Baby Scan allows you to discover your baby's gender from as early as 15 weeks. This special scan offers a chance to bond with your baby and share this joyful moment with your loved ones.
Our skilled sonographers use advanced ultrasound technology to provide a clear and accurate determination of your baby's gender in a relaxed, family-friendly environment. You can watch in real-time as we reveal this exciting news, and take home beautiful images and optional keepsakes to commemorate the occasion.
Please take note! - 25% additional charges will be added on for any multiple pregnancy scan.
It is important to drink 1 litre of water 60 minutes before the scan.
Book Gender Baby Scan
Includes
✓ Well-being Report
✓ 15 min appointment
✓ 5-10 min scan
✓ 2D Baby Scan
✓ 99%+ accurate Gender Baby Scan (2D Sexing Scan)
✓ FREE 4D Sneak Peek (Baby positioning dependent)
Gifts Included
- 2 prints of your scan images (A5 size)
- FREE! All scan images are given digitally.
Note: Our service is for 18 years old and above only
Why Choose Us?
• Affordable prices & packages
• Luxurious & relaxing room
• State-of-the-art ultrasound technology
• Excellent customer reviews
• Monitored by the CQC
• Member of HCPC
• Practice ALARA guidelines
FAQs
1. What is a gender scan, and when can it be done?
A gender scan is an ultrasound used to determine the sex of the baby. In the UK, this can typically be done from 15 weeks of pregnancy onwards, when the baby's genitals are usually visible. It's a popular option for parents who wish to know the baby's sex before birth.
2. Is a gender scan 100% accurate?
While gender scans are usually very accurate, they are not guaranteed to be 100%. The accuracy depends on factors such as the baby's position during the scan, the stage of pregnancy, and the quality of the ultrasound image.
3. Is finding out the baby's gender part of the NHS scan?
In the UK, the NHS offers an anomaly scan around 20 weeks, which may reveal the baby's sex if requested. However, the main purpose of this scan is to check the baby's development and health, so determining the gender is not the primary focus. For a gender-specific scan, private clinics are an option.
