Baby’s Development Size: Baby is about the size of a sweet potato or banana, measuring 13–16.5 cm and weighing about 140–300 grams.
Read ArticleBoth midwives and doulas support women during pregnancy and birth—but in very different ways.
Read ArticleBoth midwives and gynaecologists play important roles in pregnancy care, but their training, roles, and approach differ.
Read ArticleRegular visits to a midwife or gynaecologist (obstetrician) are essential for ensuring a healthy pregnancy for both mom and baby. Here’s why these check-ups are so important: 1.
Read ArticleDown syndrome is a genetic condition caused by an extra copy of chromosome 21, also called Trisomy 21.
Read ArticleNIPT (Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing) is a safe and simple blood test that screens for specific genetic conditions in a fetus. It can be done as early as 10 weeks into pregnancy.
Read ArticleWhat Is the Rh Factor? The Rh factor is a protein found on the surface of red blood cells. If your blood has this protein, you are Rh-positive. If not, you are Rh-negative.
Read ArticleWhat’s Happening in Your Body Many moms feel a bit of relief as morning sickness starts to ease for some. Energy levels may slowly start to come back.
Read ArticleWhat’s Happening in Your Body Hormone levels (like hCG and progesterone) are still high, so you may still feel nauseous, bloated, or moody.
Read ArticleA dating scan is your first pregnancy ultrasound, usually done between 8 and 12 weeks, to confirm how far along you are and estimate your due date. 🧭 What Does It Check? ✅ Confirms the pregnancy is…
Read ArticleGeneral Ultrasound (Abdominal and Pelvic, Doppler, Thyroid, Breast, Soft Tissue, Testes and MSK)
New location - Caledon
Now Scanning in Brackenfell and Mitchells Plain
NT Scans (13w)
Please phone to make an appointment. Baby needs to be as close to 13 weeks as possible. Also available on Sundays.
Medical Aid Patients
Please phone for an appointment.
3D/4D Scan for R500
