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"PeekABaby is a boutique 2D, 3D and 4D elective pregnancy ultrasound studio in Scarborough, Toronto. Since 2020 we've helped families across the Greater Toronto Area meet their babies before birth with HD live imaging, gender reveal scans from 15 weeks, early pregnancy reassurance scans from 8 weeks, baby heartbeat keepsake sessions and twins sessions. Every visit includes printed keepsake photos and digital images in a warm, family-friendly studio where partners, grandparents and siblings are always welcome. We proudly serve Scarborough, Toronto, North York, Markham, Pickering and Ajax. Sessions are by appointment, and our friendly team is here to make your visit relaxed, gentle and truly memorable."
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2855 Markham Road, Scarborough, ON, Canada, M1X 0C3, toronto scarborough, Canada
- 4376077117
- peekababyca@gmail.com
- peekababy.ca
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