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This is the most amazing set! I just received it and can't believe how beautiful it looks! The babies are so soft and feel so comforting in your hands. The wombs are a smooth silicone that perfectly house the babies inside. I can't wait to display this at my booth!
 By: MJ Lambert
Inserted: 5/26/2021
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This set is so realistic and truly gives you a sense of what the fetus/baby is like at each stage of growth. I'm so amazed at the craftsmanship of the products, especially of this set and other fetuses. This makes for an excellent visual aid for public/class presentations and other types of events.
By: Tawnya Maddox
Inserted: 4/22/2014
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Fantastic educational tool. These models draw people to our table at fundraisers and informational displays at churches. Great conversations happen and people become more aware of the humanity of the baby in the womb.
By: Debbie Nieport
Inserted: 10/28/2013
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We use this set in conjunction with the small black box set. We take them to the fairs, our Friday Night Live Downtown, our Respect Life Breakfasts and various youth gatherings. We invite small children + adult to tap the hard uterus and hold the soft baby - they are always amazed at how real they look and feel like the real thing.
By: Grace Brau
Inserted: 10/19/2013
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We have this displayed in our ultrasound room. It gives the perfect reflection as to what they are seeing while having their ultrasound performed.
 By: Kelly
Inserted: 6/5/2013
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This Fetal model kit called, "Touch of Life in the Womb" is the wisest investment we have made to turn the next generation pro-life. The young children in our classes are fascinated when they are told that this is what they used to look like in their mommies' tummies. Of course this generates lots of questions.
By: Ildiko Curtis
Inserted: 4/16/2013
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My local Right to Life Group purchased these beautiful fetal models a couple of years ago. They drew a lot of attention to our booth. We like to have booth attendees pick them up as they are so life like. We recommended them to another local Right to Life booth.
By: Dee Bennette
Inserted: 3/27/2013
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Outstanding. The lifelike soft quality of the womb and the baby speak more than mere words can. I wish the price were lower because I cringe when children are rough on them. But I realize these are low production numbers and likely not easy to make. In the end, if this set can save one life (probably many) it's worth much more.
By: Robert
Inserted: 3/14/2013
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I've used the babies for our pro life ministry. I love them! They are more modern and look really good. I like the presentation style of the set.
By: Jose
Inserted: 2/24/2013
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When I first saw them I thought I had to have them. Then I was very sad when I open my suitcase and the holder was broken. I wouldn't recommend these for people traveling unless they wrap them really well or take the stand with them in their hand luggage.
By: Marisol
Inserted: 12/3/2012
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We purchased these models for our Respect Life Ministry a couple years ago. They are a great teaching tool. The kids love to come to our table when we have a display after Mass to powder and hold the babies. (We have them shake baby powder on their hands first before holding the babies.) Parents bring their children over to show them the models also. Every encounter is a teaching/enlightening moment.
By: Lynette
Inserted: 10/2/2012
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Every year we run a stall called Great Expectations, showing the miracle of life from conception to birth, at the Agricultural Show in Adelaide, South Australia. We have found if we place the touch of life models at the front corner of the stall, they attract the attention of the children, and then we invite them to hold them, and talk to them about their own deveolopment in their mother's tummies, personaising the experience, hoping they will never forget.
By: dr antonia turnbull
Inserted: 9/23/2012
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These models are beautiful and get lots of attention
By: Dee
Inserted: 9/11/2012
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