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    Your pregnancy scan forms the basis of your avery own fetal growth chart.

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    Submit your scan measurements onto fetalgrowthchart.com to see your baby's growth.

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Fetal Growth Chart


Seeing your baby’s scan by scan development

Fetal growth charts are becoming a very popular tool to graph the fetal growth measured by your pregnancy scan. The growth curve is based on the respected work of Dr. F.P Hadlock and others and is used internationally to compare the foetal growth rate.

The fetal growth chart we provide is easy to use and is now available for every pregnant woman to plot their own fetus’ growth.

  • Reassure yourself of your own baby’s fetal development
  • Compare fetal growth with the expected average
  • Be alerted to any problems with intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR)
  • Have a tool to discuss your own foetal growth with your doctor or health professional

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testimonial

"For some time I've used the hand-written Fetal Growth Charts which can be very "busy" to read; difficult to mark accurately; and virtually impossible to clearly photocopy or fax. Whereas these new Fetal Growth Charts are simple to use, easy to update, and crystal clear to read, print, photocopy, fax or scan.

Thank you FGC.com for finally creating a brilliant piece of technology that is well overdue."





Kathy Fray

Author of NZ's most popular books on birth, babies & motherhood, and independent self-employed midwife.

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