Baby Journey

At week 8, your sweet little one is growing quickly—now about the size of a raspberry! Tiny fingers and toes are starting to form, and your baby's heartbeat is beating strong and fast—about 150–170 beats per minute. Their facial features are also beginning to take shape, laying the foundation for that precious face you'll fall in love with.

We'd love to see you again soon—your baby is changing so quickly, and our 2D/3D/4D packages are designed to help you treasure every milestone.

This week, your sweet baby is about the size of a grape—and oh, how much is happening! At 9 weeks, your baby’s fingers and toes are more defined, tiny muscles are forming, and those precious eyes are developing eyelids. Though you can't feel it yet, little movements may already be starting—your baby is learning how to wiggle! 

Each week brings so much wonder and growth. We'd love to help you capture these moments with another peek inside. Our 2D/3D/4D ultrasound packages are a beautiful way to bond, connect, and share this journey with your loved ones.  

At this stage, your baby is about the size of a kumquat. Their vital organs—including the liver, kidneys, intestines, and brain—are beginning to function. You might be surprised to know that tiny fingernails are also forming, and that limbs can bend at the elbows now. 

It’s an amazing time to take another look! Seeing those little movements on screen—sometimes even a wave or a wiggle—makes it all feel so real.

We're here to celebrate every moment with you. Let us help you document this chapter with a keepsake ultrasound experience that you can treasure forever. 

You're 11 weeks into your journey, and your baby is now about the size of a fig. While you may not feel a thing yet, your little one is wiggling, kicking, and stretching inside you! 

Your baby's hands and feet have separated into individual fingers and toes, and tiny tooth buds are forming beneath the gums. Even their ears have moved to the sides of the head—and that sweet little face is becoming more and more recognizable. 

This is such a magical window of growth, and it’s a perfect time to see your baby in motion. Whether you want to watch their little flutters or share this experience with family, we’re here to create a warm, unforgettable memory. 

At 12 weeks, your sweet baby is about the size of a lime—and has come a long way since you first saw that tiny flicker of a heartbeat! 

Your baby now has fully formed arms, legs, fingers, and toes, and they’re practicing important reflexes like sucking, swallowing, and opening/closing fingers. The brain is developing rapidly, and those little facial features are becoming more distinct. 

This is a beautiful moment to check in again and watch your baby in action. A 2D, 3D, or 4D ultrasound right now can capture movements and expressions that will absolutely melt your heart .

Welcome to the Second Trimester, Mama! You’ve made it to week 13, and your little one is now about the size of a peach. So much is developing—your baby’s vocal cords are forming, bones are hardening, and even hair follicles and fingerprints are starting to appear. 

This is also when many moms start to feel more energy, less nausea, and a stronger connection with their growing baby. 

It’s a beautiful time to check in with another ultrasound. At this stage, you may see baby’s fingers wiggle, their spine clearly forming, or even a tiny stretch or turn. These early movements are priceless—and we’d be honored to capture them for you. 

You’re now 14 weeks along, and your baby is about the size of a lemon—growing stronger and sweeter every day! 

This week brings one of the most heart-melting developments: facial expressions. Your baby’s tiny face can now squint, frown, and smile (even if it’s just practice). 

Their neck is elongating, allowing the head to sit more upright, and fine baby hair (lanugo) is starting to cover the body. Inside, the liver, spleen, and kidneys are hard at work—and if you're lucky, you might catch them on an ultrasound moving around like a little dancer! 

Let us help you cherish this stage with another beautiful 2D, 3D, or 4D session. Seeing baby’s expressions and movements can be such a bonding moment for the whole family. 

At 15 weeks, your baby is about the size of an apple—and is becoming more aware of the world around them! 

This week, your little one’s ears are developing, and they may soon begin to sense sounds. Even more magical? Baby can now detect light, even through your belly! If you shine a flashlight on your tummy, they might wiggle in response. 

Your baby is growing hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes—and you may even be able to see them suck their thumb during an ultrasound! 

We’d love to capture this beautiful stage for you. Every week brings new movement, new bonding, and new memories to hold onto. Let’s help you treasure it all with a gentle, joy-filled ultrasound experience. 

You’re officially 16 weeks along, and your baby is about the size of an avocado. What a beautiful milestone—you’re deep into your second trimester and your baby is becoming more alert and active every day! 

This week, something truly special happens: your baby can hear you. That means your voice, your laughter, and even your favorite songs are becoming part of their world. 

Baby’s ears are in their final position, and those little legs and arms are flexing and stretching. You might not feel those flutters just yet, but during an ultrasound, we often see babies kicking, flipping, or even playing with the umbilical cord! 

This is a magical time to come in and see your baby’s sweet moves. Whether it’s a solo visit or a moment shared with loved ones, every ultrasound is a keepsake to remember forever. 

At 17 weeks, your baby is now about the size of a pomegranate, and their little body is getting stronger by the day! 

Your baby’s skeleton is beginning to harden, turning from soft cartilage into bone. They're also starting to accumulate body fat, which will help with warmth and energy as they continue to grow.

Even more amazing—baby’s hearing is becoming more fine-tuned, which means they’re hearing more of your voice and the world around them. This is the perfect time to start reading, singing, and talking to them. 

During an ultrasound at this stage, we can often catch glimpses of baby’s spine, limbs in action, and adorable little movements that are now more coordinated and expressive. We'd love to help you capture this beautiful phase and celebrate your growing connection. 

You’re now 18 weeks along, and your baby is about the size of a sweet potato! This week marks an amazing leap in your little one’s development—their nervous system is becoming more sophisticated. 

Nerves are now connecting the brain to the muscles, allowing for more controlled movements. You might soon start to feel flutters or gentle kicks—that magical first sign of baby moving inside you. 

Your baby is also developing unique fingerprints, and the ears have moved into their final position—ready to keep listening to your voice, music, and even the beat of your heart. 

During an ultrasound at this stage, we can often catch glimpses of baby’s spine, limbs in action, and adorable little movements that are now more coordinated and expressive. We'd love to help you capture this beautiful phase and celebrate your growing connection. 

At 19 weeks, your precious little one is about the size of a mango—and their world is starting to come alive! 

This week, your baby’s five senses are developing rapidly. The areas of the brain responsible for smell, taste, hearing, vision, and touch are all becoming more active. 

You may feel stronger flutters soon (if you haven’t already), and during an ultrasound, we can often spot movements that look like stretches, kicks, or even a little hiccup! 

It’s the perfect time to check in with your baby again. Whether you want to see that sweet profile, capture a wiggle in real time, or just enjoy a moment of connection—we’re here to make it magical. 

You’ve reached 20 weeks—halfway to meeting your little miracle! Your baby is now about the size of a banana, and you might be feeling those magical first kicks and flutters more often. 

Inside the womb, your baby is practicing swallowing, breathing, and even sleeping in regular cycles. Their skin is developing vernix—a creamy coating to protect their tiny body—and gender features are now more visible than ever on an ultrasound.

Whether this is your first or fifth visit, it’s the perfect time to come in and see how far your little one has come. Many parents choose this week for a midway keepsake session, and it’s a beautiful chance to capture baby’s growth in 2D, 3D, or 4D. 

You’re 21 weeks along, and your baby is about the size of a carrot—growing stronger, smarter, and sweeter every day!

This week, you may start feeling those unmistakable little kicks, twists, and stretches more frequently. That’s your baby interacting with the world, practicing movements, and even reacting to touch and sound from the outside. 

Their eyelids and eyebrows are now fully formed, and they’re busy perfecting the art of swallowing, which helps with digestion. Your baby is also absorbing small amounts of sugar from the amniotic fluid—so they're literally developing a taste for life!

It’s a beautiful time to schedule your next ultrasound session. The movement you’re feeling can be seen on screen—little arms waving, feet kicking, and maybe even a smile or stretch. Let’s capture this magic before it moves on to the next stage.

At 22 weeks, your baby is about the size of a papaya, and their tiny face is now beautifully defined—with eyelids, eyelashes, lips, and even tiny teeth buds forming beneath the gums! 

This week, baby is practicing breathing movements and continues to react to familiar sounds, especially your voice. They’re getting more coordinated, too—moving with purpose and developing a sense of touch.

Your little one is already starting to look like… well, your little one! That’s why this is a favorite time for parents to schedule a 3D or 4D ultrasound session—when baby’s profile, movements, and expressions can all be seen more clearly.

Come experience the joy of seeing baby’s features develop in real time. It’s a moment worth remembering and cherishing forever.

At 23 weeks, your baby is about the size of a grapefruit, and something amazing is happening: they can now feel your touch through your belly! 

Baby’s sense of touch is developing rapidly, and their skin is becoming less translucent as fat begins to form beneath it. They’re also beginning to recognize familiar sounds—especially your voice—and may even react to soothing music or gentle pressure from your hand. How magical is that?

Inside, your little one is stretching, yawning, and continuing to fine-tune their movements. Some parents describe the flutters now as light kicks or rolls, and during an ultrasound, we often capture the most endearing gestures—like thumb sucking or face touching.

Let’s celebrate this milestone with another peek at your beautiful baby. Each visit is a chance to connect and create precious memories.

You’re officially 24 weeks along—your baby is about the size of a corn on the cob, and this week brings incredible progress in preparation for life outside the womb.

Your baby’s lungs are developing tiny branches called bronchioles, and they’re beginning to practice breathing by inhaling amniotic fluid. Their face is fully formed now, and those precious features—like lips, nose, and eyelids—are just waiting to be seen. 

Even more magical, your baby might start responding to gentle touches or sounds, like a hand resting on your belly or your calming voice after a long day.

This is one of the most memorable windows to view your little one’s development on an ultrasound. You may see yawns, stretches, or even tiny facial expressions starting to emerge. It’s a breathtaking experience we’d love to share with you.

At 25 weeks, your baby is about the size of a cauliflower, and they’re growing more expressive every day!

This week, your baby’s hair is starting to grow—and in some cases, even eyelashes and eyebrows are making their first appearance. Inside, they’re developing more fat and muscle, which means they’re looking more like the adorable newborn you’ll soon hold in your arms. 🥹

Their sense of touch is also getting sharper. Your baby might now reach out to grab the umbilical cord or touch their face—movements we may catch in real-time during a 3D or 4D ultrasound! It’s incredible to watch them become more interactive with the world around them.

We’d love to welcome you back to see your little one’s progress. Let’s capture more beautiful moments and build your baby’s first album—one smile, stretch, or flutter at a time.

At 26 weeks, your baby is about the size of a zucchini, and one of the most incredible milestones is happening—your baby can now open and close their eyes! 

Until now, your little one’s eyelids were fused shut, but this week, they start to blink and respond to light from outside the womb. Shine a soft light near your belly, and baby may even turn toward it—it’s their first curious interaction with the world!

Inside, baby’s lungs and brain are continuing to mature, and their heartbeat is strong enough to be heard with a stethoscope. They’re developing more of their personality, and their facial expressions are getting clearer every day.

This is such a beautiful time to come in and see your baby’s face in stunning 3D or 4D. Their profile is more defined, their expressions more detailed—and every movement is a treasure to capture and remember.

You’ve made it to Week 27—the final week of your second trimester! Your baby is now about the size of a head of lettuce, and there’s so much happening inside that beautiful belly. 

Your baby’s brain is more active than ever, and they’re beginning to experience rapid eye movement (REM) sleep—which means your little one may be dreaming already! 

Baby can also recognize your voice and other familiar sounds. Talk, sing, or hum to them—they're listening and learning with love. Their sense of touch and hearing is sharpening, and their lungs are preparing for those first breaths.

This is such a tender and special time. Let us help you capture the magic of your growing bond. Your baby's expressions, movements, and presence are all becoming stronger and more vivid—let's make memories you'll cherish forever.

You’ve made it to Week 28, and that means welcome to the third trimester! Your baby is about the size of an eggplant, and every day brings exciting new growth. This week, your baby can blink their eyes, and they’re now developing pupils that respond to light—which means baby can track light and dark, even inside the womb! Their brain is rapidly developing, and they’re continuing to dream during REM sleep.

Your little one is also getting plumper as fat accumulates beneath their skin, and they’re stretching and wiggling with more strength. These movements often become more rhythmic and noticeable—you may even feel little patterns as they hiccup or change positions. 

Now is the perfect time to schedule another 3D 4D ultrasound. Baby’s features are more defined than ever, and the experience of seeing their sweet face is a memory you’ll treasure forever. 

At Week 29, your baby is about the size of a butternut squash and is getting stronger and smarter every single day! 

Baby’s muscles and lungs are continuing to mature, and they’re now making more purposeful movements—you may feel stronger kicks, stretches, or even the hiccups that happen from time to time!

What’s even more incredible? Baby is starting to form memories. That means your voice, favorite lullabies, and even calming routines are starting to feel familiar and comforting to them. 

As their brain continues to develop, so does their unique little personality. You might notice times of the day when they’re more active—or even playful!

It’s a magical stage, and a perfect time to see your baby’s face and expressions on a 3D 4D ultrasound. Let us help you capture the wonder and celebrate this moment together.

Can you believe you’re 30 weeks along? Your little one is about the size of a cabbage, and they’re preparing for the big day in the most amazing ways. 

Right now, baby may be starting to turn into the head-down position, getting ready for delivery. You might feel stronger rolls, flips, and little pushes as they make themselves comfortable inside your belly.

Their eyesight is improving, too. Although their vision will still be fuzzy at birth, they can now tell the difference between light and dark, and may even follow movement. And with more fat forming under their skin, their features are looking more like the adorable baby you’ll soon meet. 

This is a perfect time to come in for a 3D 4D ultrasound. Their sweet face is beautifully developed now, and you might catch a smile, a yawn, or even a finger suck. It’s one of the most memorable stages to bond with your baby before they arrive!

You're 31 weeks into your amazing journey! Baby is now about the size of a coconut, and they’re growing more coordinated and interactive inside your belly. This week, baby can move their head from side to side and might even respond more clearly to light and sound. Their nervous system is maturing, and their brain is developing connections that will help them learn, remember, and feel once they’re born.

They’re also gaining weight more quickly now—adding about ½ pound per week, which helps those sweet little cheeks get fuller and rounder. Their kicks and stretches are stronger, and you may even feel a pattern to their wake-and-sleep cycles. 

It’s an ideal time to come in for another ultrasound. Their face is beautifully formed, and their movements are so expressive—making it the perfect opportunity to capture memories you'll cherish forever.

At 32 weeks, your baby is about the size of a jicama (or a small pumpkin!) and getting rounder, cuter, and stronger every day. 

Their lungs are almost fully developed now, and they’re busy practicing breathing by inhaling and exhaling amniotic fluid. Even though they’re not breathing air yet, this practice is getting them ready for their first beautiful breath outside the womb. 

You may also notice stronger kicks and rolls—they’re running out of room, so every movement feels a little bigger now. Your baby is also gaining that sweet baby fat, smoothing out their skin and giving them those precious chubby cheeks. 

This is a wonderful time to see baby’s face in detail with a 3D 4D ultrasound. Their personality shines through—yawns, blinks, stretches, and maybe even a smile—and it’s a perfect moment to bond before birth.

At Week 33, your baby is about the size of a pineapple, and their senses are sharpening in the sweetest ways.

Baby now has a better sense of day and night—thanks to the light filtering through your belly and your own daily rhythms. They’re starting to sync with your sleep-wake cycles, and you might notice more defined patterns in their movements. 

Internally, their bones are hardening, though their skull remains soft and flexible for a safe journey during delivery. Meanwhile, their brain is making important connections, and they’re continuing to gain about ½ a pound a week, filling out those kissable cheeks. 

This is one of the last chances to see your baby clearly on a 3D 4D ultrasound before they get too snug in there. Their facial expressions, gestures, and movements are more beautiful than ever—let’s capture this special time together.

It’s Week 34, and your baby is now about the size of a canteloupe—growing fast and practicing every day for life outside the womb. 

This week, baby is perfecting breathing, blinking, and even regulating their body temperature. Their central nervous system and lungs are nearly ready for birth, and they’re steadily gaining weight to prepare for the world. 

You might feel stronger movements—kicks, turns, and stretches—as baby settles deeper into your belly. Their skin is now smooth and soft, and that sweet face is fully formed, just waiting to meet you.

Now is your last chance to book a 3D 4D ultrasound before space gets tight and baby prepares for delivery. Come capture one final, magical look at your little one before you hold them in your arms.

At Week 35, your baby is about the size of a honeydew melon, and they’re snuggled in tightly—getting ready to meet you soon!

Their kidneys and liver are fully developed, and they’re putting on the finishing touches—gaining about ½ pound each week for that perfect newborn plumpness.

Baby’s movements might feel more like wiggles and rolls than kicks now, since space is getting limited. 

We know your journey is entering its most precious phase, and we’re honored to have been a part of it. 

Hi Mama, You're in the Final Stretch! At Week 36, your baby is about the size of a romaine lettuce head and settling into the birth position—head down and ready to go! 

Their lungs and other vital organs are fully developed or nearly there. Baby is practicing blinking, sucking, and gripping—everything they’ll need for life outside the womb. You may feel more pressure in your pelvis now as baby drops lower to prepare for delivery.

As this magical journey nears its end, we just want to say thank you. Being a small part of your pregnancy memories has meant the world to us. 

You Made It to Full Term! At Week 37, your baby is officially considered full term—what a milestone!

They’re about the size of a bunch of Swiss chard, and ready to make their debut at any time. Their lungs are fully developed, their reflexes are strong, and they’re practicing all the skills they’ll need to thrive outside your womb—like grasping your finger or rooting for a first feed. 

You’ve done such an amazing job, and we’re honored to have shared even a small piece of your story. The love and joy you felt seeing your baby may be the very same experience another mama is dreaming of right now.

You're So Close! At Week 38, your baby is about the size of a leek, and likely weighing around 6.5 to 7 pounds. They’re plump, cozy, and just waiting for the perfect moment to meet you! 

Their little brain is still developing at a rapid pace, and they’re shedding that soft lanugo hair and creamy vernix that kept them warm and protected inside. Most of the physical development is complete—baby is now simply gaining weight and strengthening for birth.

These last days of pregnancy are full of emotion: anticipation, excitement, and maybe even a bit of nervous energy. We want you to know—we’re still right here with you, cheering you on.