Experience has shown that couples today find it difficult to forego the possibilities of prenatal diagnostics. The pressure of public opinion and the fear of discrimination reinforce the desire of many expectant parents for certainty that everything will be alright with their child. But parents-to-be also have a “right not to know”. Prenatal diagnostics are not routine examinations and can be rejected without much explanation. Whether you want to make use of them is a personal decision that should be carefully weighed up. We provide parents-to-be with comprehensive information and support so that they can make the right decision for them.