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Did your ultrasound tech let you take video or pictures?
Im reading a lot of different stories. With my 2 other pregnancies I didnt own a video device but in the last few years its become standard that phones have video recorder on them! My phone's camera is better than the actual camera I had when my son was born in 2009. Lol
Did you record yours? My 12 week is tomorrow!
Did you record yours? My 12 week is tomorrow!
In 2007 all I got was photos, 2009 photos and video on a disk, 2011 same plus more 4d, 2012 & 2013 same as 2011. Lots can change over the years for sure!
Yeah last time I went I got a 4d ultrasound and I had always thought that was a special elective service you paid extra for lol
They let me record and take pictures of mine, and when i was done the lady gave me a disc with 8 short lil videos of him moving and 10 really good pictures. I think it just depends on the hospital!
My OB didn't have an issue with us recording. But the office we went to for our 20 week scan had signs posted clearly stating they didn't allow it. I didn't know that before hand an was very disappointed. You should call your OB's office an ask so you know what ttheir policy is.
I recorded my 12wk sono. The tech had no prob with it. Just ask. My kids loved being able to see their newest sibling. It was great.Good luck :)
Oh yeah ita worth an ask for sure!
You might want to ask because I didnt know they did until I saw a girl with a dvd and she told me.
I don't think mine does that... i did get pictures from them but not a video
My doctors will let you have a dvd of the ultrasound for $5.00 and if I see a shot that I want I just tell them and they print it for me
Yeah that was my thought! I can always put the phone on "airplane mode" so there's no signal interference if that's their concern!
I see no reason for them to say no. There's no hippa violation. So I would think it would be ok. You can call the hospital and ask for their policy though.
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