Time to Bond 4D Ultrasound

25/02/2026

"Group B Strep testing and information should be offered to everyone in pregnancy, so nobody goes through the heartbreaking shock we did!"

Kirsten recently reached out to share her experience after nearly losing her daughter, Myla, at just 3 weeks old to late-onset group B Strep meningitis. Group B Strep was never mentioned to Kirsten during her pregnancy.

"Nobody had told us about group B Strep until Myla became so poorly, we nearly lost her. She has now lost two-thirds of her hearing in one ear due to the meningitis.”

All new and expectant parents should be told about group B Strep so they can take steps to protect their baby.

Thank you Kirsten for sharing your experience.

25/02/2026

🎉✨ 4 Years of Time To Bond 4d in Burton upon Trent ✨🎉

Today we’re celebrating 4 incredible years of sharing life’s most precious moments with families across Burton upon Trent and surrounding areas 🤍

Over the years, we’ve experienced so many beautiful first glimpses, tiny yawns, little stretches, proud siblings watching the screen, and happy tears filling the room.

But we have also had the honour of supporting families through more difficult journeys, including pregnancy after loss and heartbreaking goodbyes. To those families , thank you for trusting us during such vulnerable and emotional moments. We carry those experiences with care, compassion, and deep respect. 🤍

Whether your visit was filled with excitement, reassurance, healing, or remembrance, please know it has meant so much to us to be part of your story.

To celebrate 4 years, we’d LOVE to see how your little ones are doing now 💫
📸 Share a photo in the comments or tag us in your Time To Bond memories.

Thank you for supporting our small local business and allowing us to walk alongside you through joy, hope, and everything in between.
We are truly grateful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

With love and gratitude,
The Time To Bond Team 🤍

13/02/2026

Our new supplier of early gender blood tests , fast efficient service from 6 weeks gestation,

09/02/2026

Exciting news 🎉📣
We now have a new UK supplier for our early gender detection blood tests 🩸💉 🩷💙 this means the results will be back quicker 😀
There is no difference on success rate it remains 99.9% accurate, and still has the same process of looking for the Y chromosomes in fetal DNA, found in expectant persons blood. Taken from 6 weeks gestation.
⭐️ results are fast and efficient ⭐️


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08/02/2026

We have opened up extra appointments Saturday 14th Feb ❤️❤️❤️❤️

31/01/2026

25/01/2026

When should I start to feel movement?
Most women and birthing people usually begin to feel their baby move between 16 and 24 weeks of pregnancy.

How often should my baby move?
There is no set number of normal movements. Get to know your baby's individual regular pattern of movement

What should I do if I notice reduced movement?
If you think your baby’s movements have slowed down or stopped call your maternity unit or midwife immediately. The maternity unit is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Don't put off calling until the next day or wait until your next scheduled appointment.

What if my baby’s movements are reduced again?
You should contact your maternity unit again, however many times it happens. Even if everything was normal last time, don't hesitate to contact your midwife or maternity unit for advice. You're always doing the right thing.

Why are my baby’s movements important?
A reduction or change in a baby’s movements can be an important warning sign that a baby is unwell. Around half of women who had a stillbirth noticed their baby’s movements had slowed down or stopped. It's NOT true that babies move less towards the end of pregnancy

You should continue to feel your baby move right up to the time you go into labour and whilst you are in labour too.

Should I prompt my baby to move?
As it can cause a delay in getting medical advice, do not use ice, fizzy drinks etc to make your baby move, always call your maternity unit.

What if my baby’s movements reduce again after check up?
If, after your check up, you are still not happy with your baby’s movements, you must contact either your maternity unit or midwife straight away, even if everything was normal last time. NEVER HESITATE to contact your maternity unit or midwife for advice, no matter how many times this happens.

Should I use a phone app or home doppler to check the baby's heartbeat?
Do not use hand-held monitors, Dopplers or phone apps to check your baby’s health. Even if you hear a heartbeat, this does not mean your baby is well.

25/01/2026

Have you spoken to any of our friendly peer supporters at Derby or Burton hospital?

Did you know we provide support for parents - mums, dads and partners - and families there?

Our peer supporters might chat to you while you're waiting for an appointment, while you're staying on the ward, or when you're visiting your baby on NICU.

We are there to support you for whatever you're going through 💛

14/01/2026

Time to Bond 4D has an announcement 😄🏆⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
We are proud to announce we have been voted best Family, friendly ultrasound clinic by the
Parent & Baby Awards 2025 🤩
Our small team are beyond proud we would like to thank you all for your continuous support !
Michelle and Lisa ###
Best Family-Friendly Ultrasound Service 2025 – Staffordshire

Time to Bond 4D Ultrasound is delighted to be named the Best Family-Friendly Ultrasound Clinic. This proud achievement reflects our passion for delivering exceptional care and unforgettable experiences for growing families.

As a trusted and innovative private ultrasound clinic, we offer a comprehensive range of services including early reassurance scans for peace of mind during the early stages of pregnancy, non-invasive prenatal screening tests , and gender determination from 14 weeks,

09/01/2026

❄️we will remain open today ❄️ but please leave enough time for your appointment and if it is too dangerous for you to attend please rearrange ☃️ take care all ###