Wellness BabyBeat

As a first-time mum, I often found myself overthinking — wondering if everything was okay between midwife visits. This doppler brought such a sense of calm. I picked up my baby's heartbeat at 9 weeks, and it became my little reassurance tool. It’s easy to use and doesn’t feel clinical, just comforting.

The early weeks can feel like a waiting game. No kicks, no movements, just hoping everything is progressing. I bought this around week 10 and found the heartbeat shortly after. It’s helped me feel more connected and at ease. Especially on those days where doubt creeps in.

My wife and I were constantly worried, especially after a previous miscarriage. This little device gave us something we didn’t even realise we needed — peace of mind. We first heard the heartbeat at 8 weeks and now we check in EVERY DAY. It’s been emotional, in the best way.

Pregnancy in the UK often means waiting weeks between scans or check-ups. This doppler filled in the gaps for me. On days I felt uncertain or didn’t notice much movement, it gave me the reassurance I needed. Not a medical replacement, but a helpful support tool.

Reconnecting with the Experience
I didn’t feel pregnant at all in the early weeks — no bump, no movements, just fatigue. This doppler made it all real for me. Hearing that tiny heartbeat made me feel like a mum already. I use it every few days now just to check in. It’s comforting beyond words.

Feeling Included as a Partner
Being the partner in a pregnancy can feel a bit distant at times. I wanted to be more involved, and this doppler helped a lot. We first heard the heartbeat at 9 weeks, and now it's become a moment we share together. It’s easy to use, and honestly makes it feel more real for both of us.