Numi Scan Grimsby | Gender Scan Grimsby | Early Pregnancy Scan Grimsby | 4D Scan Grimsby

Open day! Free gifts, refreshments, vouchers for local businesses. On the 23rd September from 3-5pm our clinic will be open outside of scanning appointments so you are able to come and look around. Get a feel for our luxurious clinic, ask any questions about our services. Tour our fabulous scan room. Take a look at our wonderful extras such as heartbeat bears and gender reveal canons. …

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Gender Reveal/Sexing Scan A gender reveal scan, also known as a sexing scan, can be performed from 16 weeks onwards during your pregnancy. Includes: Tell you the gender of your baby Have a sneak peek of your baby in 4D Listen to baby's heartbeat Basic well-being scan to check baby's health and development Scan report We cater for those who are having a gender reveal and wish to keep the gender of the baby a secret in the scan room Your scan movie clips and all digital images will be…

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During pregnancy, your baby relies on you for their nutritional intake. Eating a well balanced diet will provide the wide range of nutrients they need for healthy development now, and help to set the stage for their health throughout life. Learn how to get a good balance from the different food…

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Private Ultrasound Clinic Offering the very best patient care.... Numi Scan Grimsby, offer a variety of baby scanning packages to suit all stages of your pregnancy. Whether you're looking for a wellbeing scan, reassurance scan or a 4D scan, you can expect a 5 star service! Our scan packages…

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In the UK you could be referred for an early pregnancy scan at your local Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit through your GP or Midwife. You may be referred for an early scan if you have pain, vaginal bleeding or spotting, or because you have a history of problems with a previous pregnancy. Some people opt to have a private…

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Although you may not even know you're pregnant, by week 4 your body is already going through some significant changes. Learn when your baby's genetic make-up becomes set and how your placenta will soon begin to form to support them, along with nutrition tips for weeks 1-4 of pregnancy. The start of your baby's journey Fertilisation…

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By the time you're 40 weeks pregnant, your baby is fully developed and ready for birth. Their nutrition will then be reliant on your own diet via your breast milk, so it's important to maintain the healthy eating habits that have been beneficial throughout pregnancy. Learn why foods rich in LCPs…

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During week 7, your baby's arm buds are emerging and flat, paddle-like hands are forming. Iodine supports your baby's growth at this time. Discover which foods contain this mineral, and why you may want to ask your doctor about taking a daily iodine supplement. Hands are emerging At 7 weeks pregnant, your baby measures anywhere between 42 and 10mm3 long. They are assuming a more baby-like appearance, with arms buds becoming longer, and flat, paddle-like hands emerging. At this stage, your baby's head is growing faster than their body; a reflection of the rapid and intense brain growth that is happening. Their heart is also developing, and has divided into distinct right and left chambers. At the same time, air passages are starting…

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In your 26th week of pregnancy, your baby is entering a stage of significant physical growth and brain development. Your balanced diet should include good sources of the long chain polyunsaturated fatty acid (LCP) DHA to support this rapid brain development. Entering your third trimester in week…

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By the time you're 13 weeks pregnant, your baby is growing rapidly and is quite active, although their movement is still undetectable to you. Their reproductive organs are developed now and their liver and pancreas are beginning to function. Maintaining your healthy, balanced diet is essential, and this includes fibre to support healthy bowel function. Alive and kicking in week 13 Your 13th week of pregnancy marks the start of your second trimester. By now, your baby weighs…

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During week 8, your baby's facial features are becoming more defined. Less excitingly, morning sickness may be reaching its peak around now. We hope the following suggestions provide at least a little relief. When you can tolerate food, be sure to include some rich sources of zinc on your plate. Discover how this mineral supports your baby's cells and which foods are good sources. By the time you're 8 weeks pregnant, your baby is roughly 1.6cm long. At…

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