While some people wait until their baby is born to find out their biological sex, others want to know as soon as possible. One study found that 69% of respondents planned to learn the sex of their ...

You could have your first ultrasound between 6 and 10 weeks, or you may need to wait to see your baby until your mid-pregnancy anatomy ultrasound. Large studies have found no evidence that ...

Typically performed between 16 and 18 weeks, an ultrasound provides a general check of the baby's anatomy and can also help to date the pregnancy. Later on in pregnancy, ultrasound can gauge the ...