Pregnancy Flying Nhs

Has anyone had a private dating scan? Especially at Spire Bristol?

I am 7 weeks pregnant and had my first m / w appointment yesterday, but when I by'm away for a month over Christmas, they said I would be the time for my NHS dating scan with but we were telling my family about the Baby of the day miss planning before we (I'll be 11 weeks) and when we flew SA, we will then say, my husband's family so I really like to have a scan to check everything first is ok. I have booked a private Dating at Spire Bristol to scan at 10 weeks and I wondered if anyone had had a private scan and how they found it? I hope the scan photos in the cost (£ 99) inclusive. It's a little pricey, but I think for us it is definitely worth. Of course, problems can still occur after the 10 weeks, but I'm in a scan the day after my return to get posted with the NHS – a little more than a prudent, but this is my first pregnancy and I want to make sure everything is okay

I have 2 private scans, one had at 10 weeks (dating and profitability) and 20 weeks (gender and anomaly). The one I had to 10 weeks was really calm, because we actually saw our little bean rolled on the screen and they gave us two photos on the go. Photos are usually the cost involved, and I would recommend it to anyone. We are looking for another private 3D/4D scan is in the vicinity of Christmas. My scans have really helped me bond with my baby! I get so paranoid sometimes, things go wrong but when you actually see your little baby wriggling around on the screen and waved it simply the best Vision is. My husband and I were in tears at our scans, it's just unbelievable. It is our first baby, and we can not simply wait until they now ! Meet Good luck with your pregnancy and have a great time in SA x

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