Find out early, in a moment you’ll remember
There’s no need to wait until your 20-week scan. Our 2D Early Surprise Gender Scan is available from 15 weeks and takes around 5–10 minutes. We determine your baby’s sex with high accuracy and give you a lovely first look at how they’re growing.
You’ll take home three black-and-white prints and 5–6 digital images. When your baby is in a good position, we also include a complimentary 3D/4D sneak peek.
Planning a gender reveal?
If you’d like the result to be a surprise, we can seal it in an envelope for your party or cake maker, so you find out together with family and friends.
Can’t wait until 15 weeks?
Our Early Gender Blood Test can tell you your baby’s sex from 6 weeks.
This is an elective reassurance scan, not a diagnostic examination. It does not replace your NHS scans or antenatal appointments. If we see anything that needs follow-up, we’ll explain it and advise you to contact your midwife, GP or maternity unit.
What’s included
- Your baby’s sex, with high accuracy
- Three black-and-white prints
- 5–6 digital images
- 3D/4D sneak peek when your baby’s position allows
- Wellbeing report
- Free re-scan for gender confirmation if needed
- Private LED gender reveal suite
Who it’s for
- Parents who can’t wait until the 20-week scan
- Planning a gender reveal party
- Sharing the moment with family
How to prepare
- You don’t need a full bladder for this scan.
- There’s no need to bring your hospital records.
- Up to 5 guests are welcome, including children of any age.
- Prefer it to be a surprise? Tell us and we can write the result in a sealed envelope for your reveal.
Early Surprise Gender Scan: your questions
How early can you tell the gender on a scan?
From 15 weeks with our Early Surprise Gender Scan. Before that, our Early Gender Blood Test works from 6 weeks.
How accurate is a gender scan?
From 15 weeks, when baby is in a clear position, accuracy is very high. If we can’t be confident, we offer a free re-scan to confirm.
Do I need a full bladder for a gender scan?
No. You don’t need a full bladder or your hospital records.
Can you put the result in an envelope?
Yes. Just let your sonographer know and we’ll seal the result for your gender reveal.
Information on this page is general and doesn’t replace advice from your GP, midwife or consultant. If you feel unwell or are worried about symptoms, contact your GP, call NHS 111 or, in an emergency, 999.
