How many ultrasounds?

This is very normal for a healthy pregnancy! I got 3 ultrasounds total every pregnancy!

I think 2 is very normal for a healthy pregnancy and actually means good things! We just scheduled our 4th because baby wasn't cooperating at our anatomy scan and they have been tracking a bright spot in the bowels and want to monitor growth rate

We had 9 week confirmation, 20 week anatomy, 24 anatomy follow up, and will go back at 28 weeks next month

I've had 2 at 9 weeks and 21 weeks. I won't have anymore related to the midwives. I did sign up for a fetal development study at a local teaching hospital so I get 3 free ultrasounds that are unrelated to my regular care.

Most practices do 2-3.
I get them once a month because I have dawn phenomenon (high fasting blood sugar) regardless of pregnancy and had GD in a previous pregnancy so they wanted to monitor. I was diagnosed with GD again so I'll stay with MFM throughout.
I often tell people its the silver lining of GD, I get to see my baby more often.

the only ultrasound i’ve had is the 20 weeks, i have one coming up because i measured small, but the only one the office allows is one at 20 weeks. and it’s just a normal ultrasound not an anatomy scan

I’m in Canada. 3 is normal here 1 dating , 1 12 week to check nuchal translucency, 1 20 week anatomy scan. I’m 40 so I’m scheduled for 4 extra growth scans in later pregnancy

So far I have had 2. 8 weeks and 20 weeks. Ill have one at 28 weeks bc my placenta was near my cervix so they have to check if it is still in the same place or moved up. Hoping for it to have moved bc otherwise I'll probably need a C-section

2 is normal for healthy low risk pregnancies! i’m only getting them every 4 weeks because i’m high risk due to double uterus because it can cause things like growth restriction, pre term labor, etc