Pregnancy Week by Week

The eyes are fully grown in the 26th week, and the lungs begin their basic functions.

You are about to enter your third trimester, so both your body and baby are important.

Learn how the fetus develops and your body changes in the 10th month of pregnancy.

Follow this guide that covers all from fetal development to an OB/GYN visit.

With this guide, effectively monitor your baby's development in the late second trimester.

Your baby bump is showing with a protruding naval, and you experience weight gain.

A guide to your 21st week of pregnancy- covering from baby development to physical changes.

Knowing the symptoms of the second trimester can help you manage them better.

Track the progress of your pregnancy in the early second trimester.

Home pregnancy tests may return error-free results if performed accurately.

Increased food cravings and fetal movements are common during this week.

A greasy, white, protective layer over the skin and dusty hair are present from the 19th week.

By this time, you will be able to feel a few of your baby's moves.

Round ligament pain can be felt on the side of the belly when the uterus begins to expand.

From first kicks to pregnancy glow, all may emerge when you are 16 weeks pregnant.

Physical discomforts and emotional changes are common around this time. Take proper care of your health.

Besides tiredness, bloating, or cramps, the first week of pregnancy may go unnoticed.

It is crucial to take utmost care of yourself and follow a nutritious diet plan.

These will enhance your awareness about pregnancy and keep you happy and healthy.

As the fetus grows, the last week of the first trimester may see reduced morning sickness.

At 11 weeks, your fetus develops a more human form while you have food cravings and nausea.

Your baby’s more than an inch now and you may gain weight, have pregnancy glow, and some discomforts.

You may expect additional signs this week as you enter your second trimester.

Critical changes in the 8th week of pregnancy and tips for your first doctor's appointment.

To take good care of yourself, you must know the changes you will experience at this time.

Major developments and changes in you and your baby in the 6th week of pregnancy.