You must drink plenty of WATER (5 to 7 bottles a day), preferably starting 2 weeks prior to your appointment, but at least 4 days before your scheduled appointment, to ensure your amniotic fluid is clear and at an optimal level for your elective ultrasound session. The outcome of your images will be poor and a waste of your money if you do not have enough amniotic fluid around your baby. Why water? Water hydrates your body. An increase in water intake normally will then increase the amount of amniotic fluid that the baby produces through its urination. This is the fluid needed and used to render your images. The more amniotic fluid in the sac, the clearer the images tend to be. Increased amniotic fluid helps to push the placenta off of the baby's face. You may be asked to have a full bladder immediately prior to starting the ultrasound, if your pregnancy is very advanced or the fetal head is very low or if your uterus has a tilt or a variant shape. You are encouraged to follow the diet your doctor recommends, and do please eat a normal meal or snack close to your appointment time. Please be aware that we can not control the positions of the baby, but your water intake solely determines the CLARITY of your keepsake images. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/e92f0f_3ae5c343f2524cfca065be6651902d43~mv2.jpg

Please arrive promptly at your scheduled appointment time. If your appointment is scheduled for 1:00 pm, that is the time you should arrive. There is no need to come earlier. We do not double-book or over-book our time slots. Please call with a GPS estimated time of arrival if you are running late.

Yes, guests are welcome, subject to studio guidelines and space limitations. We want this to be a special experience for you and your loved ones while still keeping the session comfortable and safe for everyone.

Wear comfortable two-piece clothing if possible, so your abdomen is easy to access during the session. This helps us begin on time and keeps you more comfortable throughout your visit.

Refund & Cancellation Policy Clients may cancel or reschedule an appointment more than 24 hours before the scheduled time using the cancellation link provided in their confirmation email. Cancellations made within 24 hours of the appointment time, late arrivals, or missed appointments (“no-shows”) are not eligible for refunds. If you purchased a Two-Visit Package, it becomes non-refundable after Visit 1, except for approved compassion-based exceptions under studio policy.

No. We always do our best to capture beautiful keepsake images, but clear pictures cannot be guaranteed. Image quality depends on many factors outside our control, including your baby’s position, fetal movement, hands or feet near the face, cord position, placental location, amniotic fluid, gestational age, maternal body habitus, uterine variations or position, and other technical or maternal anatomical limitations. If images are limited due to these factors, we may offer a complimentary re-scan as a courtesy when appropriate. However, because appointment time, sonographer time, and studio resources have already been provided, refunds are not issued solely because clear images or desired views could not be obtained, except as stated in our posted refund policy. This matches the core picture-quality and no-refund position already reflected in your waiver.

If baby is not in an ideal position, we will make every reasonable effort to obtain the best images possible during your session. In some cases, limited views are caused by factors outside our control. When appropriate, a complimentary re-scan may be offered as a courtesy.

Yes, in some cases we may offer a complimentary re-scan when image quality is limited due to fetal position or other factors outside our control. Re-scans are offered as a courtesy, are not guaranteed, and do not guarantee improved images.

Most pictures and keepsakes provided with your package are given at the time of your appointment. If your package includes digital items or follow-up delivery, we will let you know when to expect them.

Gender determination is offered after 13 weeks gestational age and is based on the best two opposite views obtainable during your session. While we do our best, gender views can sometimes be limited by fetal position and other technical factors.

No. This is an elective, non-diagnostic keepsake ultrasound and is not a substitute for medical care or a physician-ordered ultrasound. Any medical questions or concerns should be directed to your physician or licensed prenatal care provider.

Debe beber abundante AGUA (5 a 7 botellas al día), preferiblemente comenzando 2 semanas antes de su cita, pero al al menos 4 días antes de su cita programada, para asegurarse de que su líquido amniótico esté limpio y en un nivel óptimo para su sesión de ultrasonido electiva. El resultado de sus imágenes será pobre y una pérdida de su dinero si no tiene suficiente líquido amniótico alrededor de su bebé. ¿Por qué agua? El agua hidrata tu cuerpo. Un aumento en la ingesta de agua normalmente aumentará la cantidad de líquido amniótico que el bebé produce al orinar. Este es el fluido necesario y utilizado para renderizar sus imágenes. Cuanto más líquido amniótico haya en el saco, más claras tienden a ser las imágenes. El aumento de líquido amniótico ayuda a empujar la placenta fuera de la cara del bebé. Es posible que se le pida que tenga la vejiga llena inmediatamente antes de comenzar con la ecografía, si su embarazo está muy avanzado o si la cabeza del feto está muy baja o si su útero tiene una inclinación o una forma variable. Se le recomienda que siga la dieta que le recomiende su médico y que coma una comida normal o un refrigerio cerca de la hora de su cita. Tenga en cuenta que no podemos controlar las posiciones del bebé, pero su ingesta de agua determina únicamente la CLARIDAD de las imágenes de su recuerdo. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/e92f0f_3ae5c343f2524cfca065be6651902d43~mv2.jpg

We accept the payment methods offered through our booking system and studio checkout process. If you have a specific payment question before booking, please contact us and we will be happy to help.

Yes, appointments are required. Booking in advance helps us reserve your time properly and provide the best experience possible.

We offer a variety of elective ultrasound packages, including options for early reassurance, gender determination, and keepsake 2D, 3D, and HD ultrasound experiences. Package details and pricing are available on our booking page.

Yes, we offer SneakPeek gender DNA testing at the appropriate stage of pregnancy. Please check our booking page for availability and appointment details. SneakPeek Early Gender Test can be used any time starting at 6 weeks into pregnancy until birth. How the SneakPeek Test works While every person has their own DNA in their bloodstream, a pregnant person’s bloodstream also contains DNA from their unborn child. The SneakPeek® test looks for male chromosomes in a small sample of blood. If they’re present, the baby is a boy. If none are found, it’s a girl!

The SneakPeek gender DNA blood test, cannot confirm pregnancy. Please confirm pregnancy with your doctor prior to taking SneakPeek.

The SneakPeek Early Gender DNA Test is a non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT), and it's safe for both expectant parent and baby.

SneakPeek looks for male DNA in the fetal DNA found in a pregnant person's blood sample. In the case of identical twins, if male DNA is found, then both babies are boys. If no male DNA is found, then both babies are girls. For fraternal twins, finding male DNA means at least one baby is a boy, but cannot distinguish if the second is a boy or girl.

SneakPeek is a DNA test that looks for male chromosomes in the cell-free fetal DNA (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell-free_fetal_DNA)(cffDNA) found in a pregnant person's blood, a process that was first established in 1997 (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0140673697021740)and refined in a multitude of scientific publications since. Urine-based tests have no scientific validity, as there are no gender markers in urine. See this blog post (https://sneakpeektest.com/blog/urine-vs-dna-based-gender-predictor-tests/)for more details.