We were absolutely delighted to see Milestonable featured in The Times, where journalist Kate Wills shared her experience of creating a bespoke pregnancy sculpture and why she wanted something a little different to remember her pregnancy.
While maternity photos and bump shoots are popular ways to document pregnancy, Kate wanted something more unusual. A beautiful piece of artwork that would capture her changing body and preserve this precious moment forever.
During her Milestonable session, Kate experienced our 3D pregnancy scanning process firsthand. Reflecting on the experience, she shared something we particularly loved: “I was surprised by how much I liked the way my body looked.”
Kate even drew inspiration from Samantha in Sex and the City, reflecting on the importance of capturing a moment in life that you can look back on with pride.
Reading Kate’s experience was incredibly special for our team. Helping women see their bodies in a new light and appreciate everything they’ve achieved is exactly why Milestonable was created.
You can read Kate’s full article in The Times or discover what to expect during your own Milestonable pregnancy sculpture session.
