pregnancy craving belly

Food cravings are something that almost every pregnant woman will experience. From takeaways to sweets to dairy products, there will always be something that they need to satisfy a sudden urge.

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Baby scan

If you're pregnant and you're looking for great deals on private baby scans, we at First Encounters Ultrasound have several offers that may appeal to you. All of these pregnancy scans are performed by qualified sonographers at our warm and welcoming ultrasound clinic in Cardiff.

Our current baby scan offers are listed below—we often update this page with new deals and discounts, so be sure to check back regularly!

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First signs of pregnancy

There are lots of early pregnancy symptoms and signs that could indicate that you are pregnant. Bear in mind that pregnancy symptoms are not the same for each woman or each pregnancy, but we hope this article can help you to confirm anything that you may be experiencing!

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Wine glasses for drinking during pregnancy
 
Can you drink while pregnant? Drinking during pregnancy is a something of a grey area when it comes to prenatal health.
 
There is no well-defined limit for expectant mothers to follow, and so it can be difficult to establish how much alcohol - if any - is safe to consume while pregnant.
 

how much weight will i gain during pregnancy

One thing that almost every expectant mother thinks about at some point before or throughout their pregnancy is their weight.

Common questions include: how much weight should I gain during pregnancy? How will my post-baby body look? Can my pregnancy weight be easily lost?

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how early can you have a pregnancy scan
 

In the UK, the NHS will typically offer you two pregnancy scans as part of your pregnancy care: one in early pregnancy (between 11 and 14 weeks) and another between 18 and 21 weeks. If you wish to arrange a scan much sooner than this, the earliest you can book a pregnancy scan is from 7 weeks onwards. However, these scans are conducted by private ultrasound clinics rather than the NHS.

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