While it’s typical to have two ultrasounds during a standard pregnancy, you may have more — whether due to your own risk factors or your doctor’s desire to more closely monitor t… 展开

There’s nothing you need to do to prepare for the 16-week ultrasound.
This transabdominal scan relies on a transducer that moves over your abdomen to display 2D im… 展开

During the 16-week scan, you can expect to see a baby that is fully formed but just very small. But, if their development is on track, you should still be able to see arms, legs, fingers, toe… 展开

At 16 weeks, your baby is usually between 4 and 5 inches long and weighs around 5 ounces.
During your 16-week appointment, your physician may m… 展开