If you’re approaching your 20-week anatomy scan, it’s completely normal to have questions — sometimes more questions after the appointment than before.
If you’re approaching your 20-week anatomy scan, it’s completely normal to have questions — sometimes more questions after the appointment than before.
Around the halfway point of pregnancy, many parents reach a moment filled with equal parts excitement and nerves: the 20‑week anatomy scan.
For many families, this appointment feels different from earlier ultrasounds. It’s longer, more detailed, and often comes with a quiet internal question:
“What happens after this?”
There’s a moment in the third trimester when things shift.
Your due date feels closer. Baby kicks feel stronger. And suddenly, packing your hospital bag isn’t just another task — it’s one of the first real signs that you’re about to meet your baby.
From essential medical ultrasounds to advanced 3D, 4D, and 5D imaging designed for bonding and keepsakes, each type of ultrasound serves a different purpose. Understanding the differences can help you choose the experience that best fits your pregnancy journey — whether you’re early on or planning a special visit later.
Voir votre bébé clairement lors d’une échographie est l’un des moments les plus émouvants et excitants de la grossesse. Pour de nombreux parents, c’est la première vraie connexion avec leur bébé — découvrir ses traits du visage, ses petits mouvements et ses expressions rend tout cela bien réel.