Where to Go to See Your Baby

Where to go to see your baby page image Ever wonder what your developing baby looks like?
Would you like to see your baby while he/she is growing in your womb? There are ultrasound locations in Wisconsin which can share with you the marvel of your baby. Some of the agencies on this page charge for ultrasound services. To see a list of pro-life agencies in Wisconsin that offer free ultrasound services,
visit this page.

Baby Debut – Appleton
811 N. Lynndale Drive
Appleton, WI 54914

Baby Debut - Madison
East Towne Office Center
1320 Mendota Street, Ste. 103
Madison, WI 53704

920-731-5002
Fax: 920-731-5003
1-888-731-BABY

Email for both Baby Debut centers:

In Waukesha:

Life's Connection - Women's Care Center
307 S. Rochester, Mukwonago, WI 53149
Business Hours: MWTHF 9:30a-3:30p, Tues 12:00-7pm or by appt , after hours hotline can be reached at 262-844-7658 - Services Provided: Free Pregnancy Tests, We do Free Ultrasound per Sonya's Law and offer reduced rates on 3D & 4D Ultrasound, Abortion Information, Options Counseling, Adoption specialist, Pregnancy support,
Material Aid, STD/STI info and testing, Medical and other referrals, Miscarriage support, Child and Infant loss, Post abortion care, Parenting and pregnancy classes.

Fast Facts

The 1973 U.S. Supreme Court Roe v. Wade decision made abortion legal in all 50 states.

Abortion is legal in all 50 states for any reason for the full nine months of pregnancy.

Only one abortion procedure – partial-birth abortion – is prohibited in the United States.

An estimated 54 million legal abortions have been performed in the United States since 1973.

Over 3,300 unborn babies die from abortion in the United States every day. In Wisconsin, 19 abortion deaths occur each day.

Over 92% of abortions are performed for social or "other" reasons – because the woman does not want to have the baby. Less than 1% of abortions are performed because the mother's life is in danger or for cases of rape or incest.

64% of women report feeling pressured into having an abortion; women also report being forced to abort.

48% of abortions are repeat abortions -- the woman has already had one or more abortions.

Approximately 80% of abortions are performed on unmarried women between the ages of 18-34.

Women experience significant psychological and physical problems post abortion.

36% of all abortions in the United States are of African-American babies. African-Americans comprise 13% of the American population.

Fathers have no legal rights to prevent their unborn children from being aborted.

Babies suffer significant pain during an abortion procedure.

Over 2 million couples each year are waiting to adopt a baby.

A human person's life begins at fertilization when the father's sperm penetrates the mother's egg.

From the time of fertilization, a baby's unique DNA and genetic makeup are complete from sex to hair color to height as an adult.

A baby's heart begins to beat just three weeks after fertilization.

Brain waves can be detected at six weeks after fertilization.

At two months after fertilization, all of the baby's organ systems are complete. The baby just needs to grow for the remainder of time in the womb.

Human embryonic stem cells are only obtained by killing the human embryo. Embryonic stem cell research is opposed because a human life must be destroyed.

Embryonic stem cells grow uncontrollably and are dangerous to put into a person.

Adult stem cells are found virtually anywhere on a person's body. Adult stem cell research is universally supported because no one has to be killed to retrieve the cells.

Adult stem cells are also found in cord blood discarded after a baby's birth and in amniotic fluid surrounding the baby in the womb.

There are 73 diseases and conditions which have been successfully treated using adult stem cells in human persons.

No human clones have been created to date. The cloning process involves inserting the DNA of the person to be cloned into a human female egg with its DNA removed.

Fetal farming is a process envisioned by scientists where a human embryo would be allowed to develop in an artificial womb. When the baby reaches sufficient size, scientists would use the embryo as an organ farm and remove tissues and organs for experimentation.

Euthanasia is the direct killing of a person, usually by injecting a lethal substance.

Euthanasia is prohibited in all 50 states under homicide laws.

Assisted suicide involves one person providing the means and instructions to help another person commit suicide.

Most states have laws which prohibit assisted suicide. Assisted suicide is legal in Oregon, Washington, and Vermont.

Attempts to legalize assisted suicide with ballot measures have been defeated in five states.

Euthanasia is legal in the Netherlands with or without the consent of the patient. Guidelines have been adopted to allow the killing of newborns with disabilities.

People from all over the world travel to Switzerland to be assisted with suicide.

Illegal drugs from Mexico are taken to Australia and New Zealand to be used for suicide. People are taught how to make their own suicide pills.

Allowing people to die of starvation and dehydration by withholding or withdrawing nutrition and hydration is legal in all 50 states.

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