Expectant parents can be an odd bunch. They're usually bundles of nerves as their due dates get closer and closer. While they're understandably nervous, they're usually pretty excited to meet their new additions.
This excitement is good, but it can sometimes lead them to do bizarre things -- things like getting decidedly creepy 3-D models made of their little ones.
"People do think it's a little odd, but it's similar to creating casts of baby's feet or hands," Baby Boo owner Katie Kermode told The Mirror. "It's actually a really lovely keepsake to cherish."
Baby Boo's service is designed to offer a more personal service than that offered by the National Health Service, which checks up that all is going as planned during a pregnancy.
Baby Boo's ultrasound service is strictly for bonding purposes; technicians there cannot make medical diagnoses.
However, 3D printouts of unborn children are also being used to help blind women visualize their unborn babies.
