Anyone had an early scan with Window To The Womb?

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What was your experience like?

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I had a scan with them and have to say I wasn’t impressed. It was all about sales, key rings, teddies, extra pictures etc... they pushed quite hard. the scan itself was very quick, no checks were done. I asked about weight and size and she didnt answer.  the tec was not very friendly and i could hardly see the screen. I would not recommend them.

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Thanks for all the comments ladies. I’m sorry to those who had bad experiences. However the one I went to in Croydon yesterday was really lovely and I got to see a clear image of my tiny baby on two big screens. It was a really special moment for me and my partner and I would recommend them to anyone else.

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I went to the Aylesbury one but not for an early scan. Experience was very different to hospital as you get to see baby on 2 big TV screens and they have calming music playing in the background 😀 We had a wellbeing and gender scan. They took their time being confident on gender, they didn’t spend as much time in the ‘wellbeing’ aspect as I had already had my 20 week scan when everything was normal. They allowed us to see baby in 4D and we got some nice pictures after. A good experience. Much more laid back than going to hospital

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I went to Bexleyheath one for gender scan and 4d scan. They are lovely and determined to get good picture for you. I had a very stubborn baby every time I went and they always made time to squeeze us back in after waking around the waiting room to get her to move😂 even went back an extra date for free as they couldn’t get clear enough pictures for my 4d scan. They are honestly lovely!! (I would only say as someone who only wanted to go with my partner... my experience was ruined by others taking their wholeeee family and taking up all the seats in the waiting rooms 6+ people but that’s just me and not the places fault)

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Amazing, I had a few scans with them in watford. Very nice experience every time, worth the money. 😉 At my first scan they offered my a discounted coupon for my next visit and at the last scan they offered me a goody bag for my baby. :-)

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Yes i went to the Walthamstow one at 16 weeks for a gender reveal scan..
The most lovely experience ever! The staff are absolutely amazing! You get to relax in a nice comfy chair whilst looking at your baby on a big screen in front of you. 
You get so so many pictures also. A sneak peak in 4D as well, honestly amazing. 
I’m going back there once i am 30+ weeks. 
Highly recommend xx

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I had a gender reveal scan with them at 18 weeks in Walthamstow London. The clinic was lovely and the staff were amazing. It was so relaxing in the room and I was allowed to bring up to 5 people with me! I got loads of pictures and even some sneak peak ones in 4d! They sent a link to my email after the scan with all the pictures they took so you can save them on your phone for free!
They told me I was having a little girl and this was also confirmed by the hospital at 20 weeks. 
Going to book to go back at 30 something weeks for a 4d scan. 
Would highly recommend!!!!

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I know a friend who did at 8 weeks. They returned to the same place for a 3D scan later on, so she must have been pleased

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I did with my last pregnancy at 7 weeks. I sadly miscarried 2 days later though ☹️ but they were nice. It does play on my mind a bit though whether the scan had anything to do with the miscarriage as it was internal or if they could tell my pregnancy wouldn’t last and just didn’t say anything though. Although I’m sure this is not the case and just me being paranoid. 
I  had a early gender scan with this pregnancy with babybond though and preferred them, I’m going for a 4D bonding scan with them this Saturday.

Anyone had an early scan with Window To The Womb?

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