The Results Are In… Our Anatomy Scan | 20 Weeks Pregnant скачать в хорошем качестве

The Results Are In… Our Anatomy Scan | 20 Weeks Pregnant

We had our 20-week anatomy scan today and WOW… what an emotional, unforgettable experience. 🍼💖 Seeing our baby’s little face, hands, and feet in such detail made us both tear up — this is a moment we’ll never forget. In this video, I’m sharing what the anatomy scan is really like, what you can expect at 20 weeks, and of course, our reaction to seeing baby up close! From the excitement to the nerves, I take you along for the entire experience. If you’re pregnant (or just love following along with pregnancy journeys), I hope this video gives you some insight, reassurance, and maybe even some happy tears. 💕 ✨ Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss future updates as we continue sharing our pregnancy journey! Lets be friends⤵️ 🌸Instagram:   / hello.im.nic   ✨Shop pregnancy & mama things: https://www.amazon.com/shop/hello.im.nic 💕Baby Registry: https://www.babylist.com/list/shaw444 Anatomy Scan Q’s 👶 Baby’s Development Is my baby measuring on track for gestational age? How is the baby’s growth percentile? Were you able to see the heart, brain, spine, and other major organs clearly? Did you notice anything that might need follow-up? 🩺 Health & Safety How is the placenta positioned? (e.g., front/back, high/low, covering cervix) Is the amniotic fluid level within normal range? How is the umbilical cord attached and how is blood flow? Is baby’s heartbeat normal and steady? 🤰 For You Does everything look normal with my uterus and cervix? Any concerns about preterm labor risk (cervical length, etc.)? Are there lifestyle/nutrition tips that support what you’re seeing today? 🖼️ Practical Questions Will I get printed or digital copies of the pictures? Can I get a video clip or 3D/4D image (if available)? If you couldn’t get all the images, will I need to come back for a follow-up scan? 💡 Optional/Personal If we want to know, can you confirm the baby’s sex today? Is there anything I can do to help position baby better for future scans? (hydration, movement, timing, etc.)