The umbilical cord is genetically part of your baby. When an egg is fertilised, it divides into two parts. One part becomes the embryo and the other becomes the placenta.

This is the voiceover for our blog found at:
https://theoriginalwttw.co.uk/blog/umbilical-cord-what-is-it/

Umbilical Cord – what is it?

Babies eyes start developing around weeks 5 to 7 and by week 20 they are almost completely formed, but the eyelid is still fused closed so that the retina can fully develop. By week 26 some babies start blinking and by week 28 they can open their eyes fully. We Have an amazing video of baby with her eyes wide open in our gallery.

This is a voiceover from our blog: https://theoriginalwttw.co.uk/blog/babies-sight-hearing-taste-and-touch/

Babies’ Sight, Hearing, Taste and Touch

What to expect in the first 12 weeks of your pregnancy

Taken from our blog:  https://theoriginalwttw.co.uk/blog/10-things-about-the-first/

10 things about the first

Best way to determine the sex of your baby is to have a 16 week gender scan at The Original Window to the Womb. However there are lots of indications that could indicate the gender of your baby.
From our blog at:  https://theoriginalwttw.co.uk/blog/carrying-a-baby-girl/

Carrying A Baby Girl

Pregnancy tests are an easy and accurate way to find out if you’re pregnant – you just pee on a stick. They are inexpensive and available at Chemists and most superstores.

This audio track is from our Blog found at:  https://theoriginalwttw.co.uk/blog/how-do-pregnancy-tests-work/

How do pregnancy tests work?

A voice track reading our blog found here:
https://theoriginalwttw.co.uk/blog/your-pregnancy-red-book/

You can listen to the track here, or live on the website.

Created: 5/7/2019 6:40:19 AM

Your Pregnancy Red Book

What questions could you ask at your first antenatal appointment – here are a few.

Here are a few, taken from our blog at:
https://theoriginalwttw.co.uk/blog/your-first-antenatal-appointment-what-could-you-ask/

Created: 5/7/2019 10:00:02 AM

Your First Antenatal Appointment – what could you ask?

We have put some more videos on our website, directly from YouTube.  They are mostly 3D and 4D baby scans that we were given permission to show on our YouTube Channel.

https://theoriginalwttw.co.uk/blog/videos-live-on-our-website/

Created: 5/7/2019 10:14:43 AM

Videos live on our website

Our approach is always to put health and wellbeing first, which of course can only be achieved by following all the guidance set out by BMSU, and The CQC  Our Sonographers are all specially trained and fully qualified health care professionals, who are state registered with the Health Care Professions Council

https://theoriginalwttw.co.uk/blog/our-professional-approach/

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