A bespoke sculpture, made of you
A pregnancy memento that you will actually place in your home.
Pregnancy is one of the most transforming times in your life; your body changes rapidly, your family expands, your future is exciting and it all happens in a short amount of time. Appreciate this moment and what you and your body are capable of. Celebrate this time with a bespoke pregnancy sculpture, made of you.
I had a little tear
This is a sentence we hear often once you received your sculpture. Holding your little one in your arms it might feel ages ago that you were pregnant, life is now filled with loving and taking care of your baby.
And suddenly you receive an email from us, your sculpture is ready. You can’t really remember what you looked like pregnant, you had a big bump, you felt little kicks, you loved to have your hand on your bump and cradling it. You did it, you grew this little baby that is in your arms now. This sculpture will be such a wonderful art piece reminding you how amazing your body is. How it was to grow together with your little one. And then your bust arrives, and you have a little tear. It is such a lovely memento of you growing your gorgeous baby.
What other women said
“I forgot what I looked like pregnant”
“After the birth of my first child I completely forgot what I looked like pregnant, the main focus was on my new family and if I thought about myself it was about my recovery, a word what actually gives a negative taste to pregnancy. It’s a shame that we don’t appreciate this special moment of your body growing your child. We took photos but they are in a photo album and we don’t look into that regularly. I love that this sculpture is subtle and reminds me of this special time together”
– Lisa –
“One day my son will be old enough to feel the statue and understand that this was him inside of me.”
“I got myself 3D scanned when I was 40 weeks and 2 days pregnant with my first baby. It was intended as a Father’s Day present but the statue really was a family present. One day my son will be old enough to feel the statue and understand that this was him inside of me. Equally, while I didn’t appreciate my body during pregnancy, I do now and I am very grateful that I can now look at it with a different perspective and admiration of what the female body is capable of.”
– Verena –
“I would love to see how my body changes over time”
“I’m happy with the way I look but also realise that my body will change within a couple of years once I start a family. That is why I want to have a sculpture of me now. I want to look back later at a beautiful sculpture that represents this time in my life. The time where I’m young and fit. I already know that I want to come back to you in a couple of years for a next sculpture so I can see the changes to myself. That’s the beauty of life and I want to embrace that. Maybe I’ll be even pregnant by then!”
– Emily –
How it works
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Book your session
Timing is key, especially when you’re pregnant. Our recommendation is to meet us around week 30 to week 35 in your pregnancy and to book in your second trimester to make sure you secured your preferred date; let’s create your very own artwork!
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We meet for your session
During your appointment you will meet Charlotte, Amelia or Carly who will show you examples of sculptures and materials. We help guiding you into the right pose to capture you beautifully, a wonderful experience where you can see your (pregnant) body in a way you haven’t seen before: in 3D.
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We create your sculpture
When you are happy with your pose, we will start working on your bespoke artwork in bronze, copper or a beautiful colour and give it all the aftercare it needs. Once it is finished, your sculpture will be delivered to your home, ready to be cherished forever.
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Our clients’ stories
See how we created Ashley James’ pregnancy sculpture
It was incredibly wonderful to meet Ashley for her bespoke sculpture and eternalise her second pregnancy. Below you can read how she described her experience and see in the video how her posing session went.“Well this was my absolute favourite thing I’ve done while...
Lexie – I liked my pregnant body less this time and love to have something to look back at and remind me what my body has done
We met Lexie last summer when she was pregnant with her second child and just moved back from Australia. She kindly shared her body image journey with us and how her pregnancies impacted this, which you can read below:“I’ve always had a very mixed (mostly negative)...
Catherine – after having my first daughter I found I missed my bump and didn’t have enough pictures to commemorate it
"I have never felt more body confident than I did during my pregnancies. I felt like I was in full bloom and absolutely loved having my bump. After having my first daughter I found I missed my bump and didn't have enough pictures to commemorate it and the amazing...
Emily Clarkson tells about her two pregnancy statues
End of 2024 we met Em Clarkson for her second sculpture capturing her second pregnancy. About two years earlier we created a statue when she was pregnant with Arlo and she keeps it proudly on the mantlepiece in her living room, to be seen and loved every day. For this...
Kate Ferdinand about the 2 sculptures we created for her
We met Kate when she and Rio were expecting their daughter Shae into their blended family. Kate loved her sculpture so much that she chose to get an additional sculpture created of a different pose. Both sculptures are often seen in the background of her stories and...
“Hi, I am charlotte”
Charlotte is the founder of Milestonable. She started Milestonable in spring 2022 when she was very pregnant herself. After multiple cycles of IVF she wanted to celebrate every single inch of her pregnancy, including creating a lovely memory. A memory to be proud of. And that is when the first steps were made towards Milestonable.
Next to celebrating her own pregnancies, Charlotte had another reason of why she wanted to capture women’s bodies in sculptures.
Charlotte knows first hand how fast your body can change: in two years time she went from running multiple marathons a year to being bed bound recovering from a brain haemorrhage to fertility treatment to being pregnant. It was physically quite a rollercoaster and this changed her body heavily. Instead of thinking in ‘what if’ situations, she decided to appreciate what her body has done for her, celebrate the experience and focus on the positives.
She really hopes to help other women celebrate their physical journey by showing their bodies as a piece of art. To remember to be proud.
Wish to have your own sculpture?
Want to have such a powerful, elegant sculpture of yourself? Book your appointment in the link below, we are looking forward to meet you, hear your story and create your own trophy.