Babywaves 4D Ultrasound

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Evelyn Reyes

Jan 10, 2023

I loved the sneak peek of my baby's gender and the photographs were stunning. The only downside was the waiting time, but the service was worth it!

Marcus Grant

Mar 21, 2023

Great service and friendly staff! The 4D images we received were stunning. However, I wish the session could have been a bit longer to capture even more details.

Frequently asked questions

How many weeks do you have to be to get an ultrasound?

If you are 4 weeks or less, it's too early for us to see anything. We typically see a gestational sac at 5 weeks and can detect a baby and pick up a heart rate after 6 weeks.

How many weeks do you have to be to see gender?

We can see and determine gender as early as 14 weeks. However, we do not offer genetic testing for gender; this service can be obtained through your provider via bloodwork.

At what stage do you offer 4D Ultrasounds?

We recommend 4D ultrasounds between 26-32 weeks. After 32 weeks, the baby may be too large, making it difficult to see their features clearly. Additionally, 4D ultrasounds require a sufficient amount of amniotic fluid around the baby to ensure good quality images. We advise all expectant mothers to drink 4-6 bottles of water daily to maintain good fluid levels.

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Business History

Established in 2021 • 2 years in business

Babywaves 4D Ultrasound has been providing ultrasound services since 2021, dedicated to offering reliable imaging for expectant families.

What We Offer

Ultrasound Services

4D Ultrasound

4D ultrasound imaging provides expectant families with real-time 3D images of the fetus, allowing for a unique bonding experience before birth.

Gender Determination

We provide gender determination services starting at 14 weeks of pregnancy, allowing parents to find out whether they are having a boy or girl.

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