Congenital Anomaly Scan

Yes, during the Congenital Anomaly Scan (CAS), the gender of your baby can be determined, as long as the baby is positioned well and the technician can clearly see the body parts. This scan, typically done between 18 to 22 weeks of pregnancy, focuses on checking the development and overall health of the baby, including identifying any potential abnormalities. If you're excited to know the gender, it's usually possible during this scan, but it's best to confirm with your OB if you want to make sure everything is clear and accurate. 😊