Here are our two Original Window to the Womb studios in Nottingham and Sheffield, we now have this amazing new website. It’s taken some time to develop, so it works really well for you, and means you can login and…
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Our baby’s gender is determined at the moment of conception. If Dad’s sperm contributes a Y chromosome, it creates a boy, or the X chromosome, which creates a girl. Boys’ and girls’ genitals look the same with no outward sign…
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So, last Friday we had the immense pleasure of welcoming #LadBaby Mark and Roxanne #YesMate into our mother studio ‘The Original Window To The Womb Nottingham’. This time last year they were welcoming their second child into the world. Roxanne…
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For the new mum to be, Ultrasound scans are the highlight of her pregnancy. It’s an amazing and exciting time seeing your baby for the first time, so emotional watching baby leaping around, waving their tiny arms, kicking those matchstick…
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Voiceover for partially sighted Your RED BOOK is a personal record of your pregnancy that contains important information about your health and your baby’s progress. You will be given it at your booking appointment and you will need to…
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We have put some more videos on our website, directly from YouTube. They are mostly 3D and 4D baby scans that we were given permission to show on our YouTube Channel. We would love for you to go and…
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What questions could you ask at your first antenatal appointment – here are a few. Q. Can I be sure I’m pregnant? Over-the-counter pregnancy tests are reliable. You can do a pregnancy test on the first day of a…
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Our approach is always to put health and wellbeing first, which of course can only be achieved by following all the guidance set out by BMSU, and The CQC – click the titles to open their website’s in new…
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Voiceover for partially sighted Pregnancy tests are an easy and accurate way to find out if you’re pregnant – you just pee on a stick. They are inexpensive and available at Chemists and most superstores. How accurate are pregnancy…
read moreThe umbilical cord is genetically part of your baby. When an egg is fertilised, it divides into two parts. One part becomes the embryo and the other becomes the placenta. The embryonic cells under-go many changes, but one of the…
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