I had to pay for them in 2019 with my son, but this time round I've just been given them
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Nope I've never had to pay, at my 12 week scan they gave me 12 photos too which was decent of them. She told me to hide them though as they aren't supposed to give that many, she must've felt sorry for me or something
I didn’t. I got 4 photos at my 12 week scan and 5 at my 20 week. Only had to pay for them at my private scan cause they weren’t included with the package
I 100% think that it depends on who you have and what hospital you are assigned to. I’m sad I only got one picture and no more however I am going to go and have a private one I really can see why people pay for these. X however I need to be happy my baby looked so cute on the monitor x
I paid for my scan photos back in 2012, I will be giving birth in the same trust and they have since removed the charge for scan photos.
My letter says the same, and that it’s cash only! Need to remember to take some with me on the day.
Interesting to read the stuff about birth plans. This is my first baby and I think I know what I’d like - a water birth, but I don’t really know what else is available/what choices I should be making! I’m still only 8 weeks at the moment but I would hope that I’d be able to have these conversations with a midwife further down the line.
That’s totally normal to feel nervous, I don’t think there’s a single person who hasn’t before the 12 week scan
are you going to announce to your friends and family after the scan?This was the prices for my scan photos at my 12 week scan a couple of weeks ago! I know every trust is totally different though.
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Good luck I was really nervous hardly slept the few nights before thinking of you
I paid £8 for two of the same photo. I thought they would be different ones!
That’s great news!!
Mine was the same with my first. She asked how many I wanted... So I said 3 please, sent me outside to pay at £5 each and it was 3 of the same photo.
Congratulations! I'm so pleased for you
Congratulations! I had my 12 week scan a couple of weeks ago and I was allowed my partner to that and the 20 week, every hospital have totally different rules it seems 
I also had my 12 week booking appointment face to face and I have read of a few on here that have had it over the phone. So do check with your hospital/midwife ladies x
I also had my 12 week booking appointment face to face and I have read of a few on here that have had it over the phone. So do check with your hospital/midwife ladies x@Kitt so glad your scan went well. Hopefully you get the results of your screening back ASAP so you aren’t feeling worried for too long.
They don’t offer screening like that at 12 week scans here, we don’t have any standard screening for Down’s syndrome, or anything else, at all.
They don’t offer screening like that at 12 week scans here, we don’t have any standard screening for Down’s syndrome, or anything else, at all.
2.5 is just the top end of normal is it not?
A lot of people online don't put much weight into the NT as apparently it isn't always accurate depending on where the baby is sitting (I'm not sure on this,only from what I've seen on other forums) try not to worry yourself too much...easier said than done i know!
Googling is the worst thing but everyone does it haha.
2.5 is literally the top and the measurements aren't accurate.
My last 2 children measured 2.8 and 2.9 but screening came back at lowest chance.
I didn't even pay attention this time because I know it sets your mind off.
Even the lady doing the ultrasound said not to worry too much as the way they measure it, the tiniest adjustment on the screen changes it by a massive difference.
Hope it reassures you a little
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