Baby Week by Week
BABY DEVELOPMENT
TOP/COMMON SYMPTOMS
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
The baby is a size of an orange seed.
The heart and circulatory system of your baby are developing, while the HCG hormone levels in your body are now high enough to confirm that you’re expecting using a home pregnancy test.
TOP/COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Excessive Saliva
- Frequent Urination
- Fatigue
- Breast Tenderness & Changes
- Nausea
- Food Cravings & Aversions
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
The baby is a size of a sweet pea.
Your baby’s face is taking shape, which is something sweet to think about as you race to the toilet to pee yet again.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Frequent Urination
- Increased Sense Of Smell
- Fatigue
- Breast Tenderness & Changes
- Nausea & Vomiting
- Heartburn & Indigestion
- Bloating & Gas
FITNESS AND EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
The baby is a size of a blueberry.
Right now, baby’s brain growing faster. Baby’s Arms & Legs Start Developing too this week. Also forming this week are your baby’s mouth and tongue. And although your embryo is just one month old, it’s already gone through three sets of kidneys necessary for waste management
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Excessive Saliva
- Food Cravings & Aversions
- Heartburn & Indigestion
- Frequent Urination
- Fatigue
- Nausea & Vomiting
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
The baby is a size of a raspberry.
This week, your baby’s heart is beating at the incredible rate of 150 times per minute — about twice as fast as your heart beats and her tiny trunk and limb buds is growing too. Amniotic fluid increases at a rate of about two tablespoons per week to accommodate your womb’s growing tenant.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Increased Vaginal Discharge
- Increased Sense Of Smell
- Food Cravings & Aversions
- Bloating & Gas
- Constipation
- Increased Sense
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
The baby is a size of a green olive.
Your fetus is now about one inch long. The head has straightened out and is more fully developed, the ears are much more prominent and some new organs (the liver, spleen and gallbladder) are forming. Your fetus is also making spontaneous movements of his or her arms and legs now that minuscule muscles are beginning to develop.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Excessive Saliva
- Food Cravings & Aversions
- Heartburn & Indigestion
- Frequent Urination
- Fatigue
- Breast Tenderness & Changes
- Nausea & Vomiting
- Bloating & Gas
- Increased Sense Of Smell
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
The baby is a size of a prune.
Your baby is nearly an inch and a half long. In fact, your baby is really taking a human shape now. Bones and cartilage are forming and small indentations on the legs are developing into knees and ankles. The tooth bud fairy is making her appearance this week, heralding the arrival of your baby’s little choppers, which are forming under the gums. Your baby’s stomach is producing digestive juices, the kidneys are producing larger quantities of urine.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Visible Veins
- Constipation
- Round Ligament Pain
- Faintness Or Dizziness
- Occasional Headaches
- Increased Vaginal Discharge
- Bloating & Gas
- Heartburn & Indigestion
- Food Cravings & Aversions
- Nausea & Vomiting
- Fatigue
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
The baby is a size of a lime.
Your baby is about 2 inches long now and weighing about a third of an ounce (10grams), your baby has been pretty busy growing this week. Testes are developing if it’s a boy and ovaries if it’s a girl. And by week 11 of pregnancy, baby has distinct human characteristics: hands and feet in front of her body, ears nearly in their final shape, open nasal passages on the tip of her tiny nose, a tongue and palate in the mouth and visible nipples.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Frequent Urination
- Breast Tenderness and Changes
- Nausea & Vomiting
- Excessive saliva
- Food Cravings & Aversions
- Faintness Or Dizziness
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a large plum. While it may seem as if you’ve doubled in size over the past few weeks, it’s your baby who actually has!
At 12 weeks pregnant, most of your baby’s systems are fully formed – your fetus’ system continues to mature for the next 28 weeks and the organs get to work. Fetal digestive system is beginning to practice contraction movements. The bone marrow is busy making white blood cells — weapons which will one day help your baby fight. Fetal Heartbeat has started beating too.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Decreased Need To Urinate Frequently
- Fatigue
- Excessive Saliva
- Bloating & Gas
- Increased Sense Of Smell
- Increased Vaginal Discharge
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a peach.
At 13 weeks pregnant, Starting about now, babies begin growing depending on factors that influences growth rate. Tiny bones are beginning to form in her arms and legs. Your baby’s intestines are also in for some big changes. Up till this point, they’ve been growing in a cavity inside the umbilical cord, but now they’re moving to their permanent (and more conveniently located) address, in your baby’s abdomen. And to serve your growing baby’s needs, the placenta is also growing. Also developing this week: your baby’s vocal.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Decreasing Fatigue
- Breast Tenderness & Changes
- Food Cravings & Aversions
- Heartburn & Indigestion
- Constipation
- Faintness Or Dizziness
- Visible Veins
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a lemon.
Welcome to the second trimester! With any luck, your breasts aren’t quite as tender as they were last trimester and your energy level is making a comeback. For some women, there’s a possible side effect of uterine growth is round ligament pain. Basically, these are pregnancy growing pains that feel like achy or sharp pains on one or both sides of the abdomen that begin to appear around 14 weeks (but can strike at any time during the second trimester). As your uterus grows, the supporting ligaments stretch and thin out to accommodate the increasing weight. This weight pulls on the ligaments and causes a sharp pain or a dull ache in your lower abdomen
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Decreasing Need To Urinate
- Frequently Decreasing Fatigue
- Continued Breast Growth
- Less Tenderness
- An End To Nausea & Vomiting
- Increasing Appetite
- Varicose Veins
- Stuffy Nose
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a navel orange.
At 15th week, your baby is about four and a half inches right now. As your pregnancy progresses, your fetus is also looking more and more like the baby. By now, the ears are positioned properly on the sides of the head (Not longer in the neck) and the eyes are moving from the side of the head to the front of the face.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Bleeding or sore Gums
- Heartburn & Indigestion
- Bloating & Gas
- Occasional Headaches
- Faintness Or Dizziness
- Varicose Veins
- Round Ligament Pain
- Pregnancy Brain
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of an ovacado.
Your baby now weighs three to five ounces and about four to five inches in length. The strength of your baby’s backbone and muscles is increasing by the day. He/she is now sensitive to light and your voice. Since her Skin is still transparent, you can see her blood vessel through at this stage.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Backaches
- Continued Breast Growth
- Bleeding Gums
- Constipation
- Increased Vaginal Discharge
- Varicose Veins
- Stuffy Nose
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of an turnip.
Your baby is now grown. He/she weighs about three and a half ounces and about five inches long. Your baby is beginning to form Body fat. Baby’s heart is now regulated by the brain. At this stage, your baby fingerprint is forming too.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Increased Appetite
- Backaches
- Stretch Marks
- Occasional Headaches
- Heartburn & Indigestion
- Bloating & Gas
- Faintness Or Dizziness
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of an sweet potato.
At week 18, your baby is about five ounces in weight and five and a half inches long. You can now feel your baby twist, roll, kick and punch her way around your womb. Your Baby’s Nervous System Is also Maturing Rapidly. The rapid growth will transform to an exciting brain complexes that further specializes into the ones that serve the senses of touch, taste, smell, sight and hearing.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Fetal Movement
- Bloating & Gas
- Varicose Veins
- Leg Cramps
- Bleeding Gums
- Stretch Marks
- Edema (Swelling in Feet & Ankles)
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of an tomato.
He/she weighs about a half pound and Six inches long. Your Baby is now more Coordinated than ever .Sensory Neurons are now connected between the brain and muscles and cartilage throughout the body is turning to bone which gives your baby more control over limb movements. That’s why you now feel some kicks, stretches and body surfs. This week, Vernix Develops! Vernix is a protective substance which covers your baby’s skin. Its work is to protect your baby’s sensitive skin from the surrounding amniotic fluid. Without it, your baby would look much wrinkled at birth.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Lower Abdominal Pain
- Stretch Marks
- Increased Appetite
- Constipation
- Faintness or Dizziness
- Stuffy Nose
- Backaches
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a mango. Boy or girl? You can find out this week through a routine ultrasound!
Your baby weighs about 10 ounces and six and a half inches in heights. Want to know if you baby is a boy or a girl? This is your chance to find out when you visit your licensed practitioner this week which will help determined your baby gender via the second trimester ultrasound, scheduled for between 18 and 22 weeks. If you’re carrying a girl fetus, her uterus is fully formed this week and her vaginal canal is starting its development. If your fetus is a boy, his testicles have begun their descent this week, though they’re still located in the abdomen.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Edema (Swelling in Feet & Ankles)
- Heartburn & Indigestion
- Increased Vaginal Discharge
- Occasional Headaches
- Faintness or Dizziness
- Leg Cramps
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a banana.
Your baby size is about 11 ounces in weight and seven inches in length. Your baby have freedom of movement, there’s plenty of space for twisting, turning and even an occasional somersault. Your fetus now sleeps as much as 12 to 14 hours per day! Now that you 21 weeks pregnant, your baby swallows a bit of amniotic fluid each day for nutrition and hydration.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Backaches
- Fetal Movement
- Increased Appetite
- Bleeding Gums
- Fast-Growing Nails
- Varicose Veins
- Bloating & Gas
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a spaghetti squash.
At 22 weeks pregnant, your baby is about one-pound and eight inches long. This week, her eyelashes and eyebrows are well formed now with increasing growth on your baby’s head. Your Baby’s Developing sense of touch, vision and Hearing is also getting more developed and advanced.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Protruding Navel
- Leg Cramps
- Heartburn or Indigestion
- Constipation
- Increased Vaginal Discharge
- Dizziness
- Stretch Marks
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a papaya.
At week 23, your baby weighs about over a pound and eight inches long. This week also marks the beginning of an increasing fetal weight gain. Amazingly, you can now hear your Baby’s Heartbeat through a Stethoscope this week.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Tingling Hands
- Fetal Activity
- Hearty Appetite
- Bloating
- Snoring
- Forgetfulness
- Bleeding Gums
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of an ear of corn.
At week 24, your baby weighs about one-and-a-half pounds and about eight-and-a-half inches long. Your baby growing organs, muscle, bones, and accumulating baby fat largely contributes to the weight gain. That beautiful face (though still tiny) is almost fully formed, complete with eyelashes, eyebrows and hair. Is your baby a brunette, your baby’s Face is almost formed.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Blurred Vision
- Constipation
- Lower Abdominal Achiness
- Backaches
- Leg Cramps
- Swollen Feet & Ankles
- Migraines
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of an ear of corn.
At week 25, Your baby weighs more than one and half pound, and about nine inches long .Just Later this week, blood vessels will also develop in your baby’s lungs, bringing them one step closer to full maturity — and your baby is closer to taking her first breath; so is your baby’s nostrils are developing too and will start to open this week.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Snoring
- Heartburn or Indigestion
- Tingling Hands (Carpal Tunnel)
- Varicose Veins
- Pelvic pain
- Restless Leg
- Fast-Growing Hair
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a turnip.
At week 26, your baby weighs two pounds and a little more than nine inches in length. Your baby’s eyes which have been closed for the past few months are beginning to open at 26 weeks pregnant. This means your baby is able to see what’s going on now. Your baby can now respond to light and noise.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Protruding Navel
- insomnia
- Blurred Vision
- Ligament Pain
- Bloating & Gas
- Increased Vaginal Discharge
- Migraines
- Pregnancy Brain
- Clumsiness
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of an eggplant.
By the end of the second trimester, your baby is about 14 inches and weighs about two pounds. Your baby now recognizes Your Voices. Her auditory sense (hearing) is progressing as the ear matures. Baby’s taste buds are very developed now as well.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Stuffy Nose
- Faintness or Dizziness
- Bleeding Gums
- Restless Leg
- Itchy Belly
- Round Ligament Pain
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a cucumber.
Your baby is now about 2.5 pounds and almost 16 inches long. Amazingly, your baby is settling into the proper position for birth, with his head facing downward .This week, your baby continues her new found skills like blinking, coughing, more intense sucking, hiccupping and, perhaps most important, better breathing.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Bleeding Gums
- Bloating & Gas
- Faintness or Dizziness
- Stuffy Nose
- Pubis Dysfunction
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a cauliflower.
At 29 weeks pregnant, your baby weighs nearly three pounds now and measures about 17 inches long. Over the next 11 weeks, she is expected to double. As more fat is deposited under the skin surface, her wrinkled skin is smoothing out. This fat, called white fat, is different from the earlier brown fat that your developing fetus accumulated. Since space in your baby’s living quarters is now bigger, you’ll be feeling kicks (jabs and pokes) from elbows and knees, mostly. And they’ll be more vigorous because your baby is now stronger and excitedly responding to all sorts of stimuli .Permanent Teeth Are Forming and developing too.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Fast-Growing Nails
- Constipation
- Migraines
- Hemorrhoids
- Heartburn
- Indigestion
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a small cabbage.
At week 30, your baby weighs over three pounds .Also growing at a quick pace Is your Baby’s brain. Until now, the surface of your baby’s brain was smooth — but now, your fetus’s brain is taking on those characteristic grooves and indentations. Now that baby’s brain and new fat cells are regulating his body temperature, the lanugo — the soft, downy hair covering your baby’s body — is beginning to disappear. This week, your baby’s bone marrow has taken over production of red blood cells (before, tissue groups and then the spleen took care of producing the blood cells).
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Swollen Feet & Ankles
- Stretch Marks
- Increasing Fetal Movement
- Bloating & Gas
- Constipation
- Fatigue
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
COMMON SYMPTOMS
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a coconut.
At week 32, your baby weighs about 4 pounds and 19 inches long. This week, your baby’s digestive system is well formed. And though you’re weeks away from childbirth, your baby’s looking more and more like a newborn: Her skin is also becoming less transparent.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Bloating & Gas
- Hemorrhoids
- Constipation
- Faintness or Dizziness
- Leg Cramps
- Itchy Belly
- Leaky Breasts
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a head of a lettuce.
At week 33, your baby weighs four and a half pounds and between 17 to 19 inches in length. With that much baby inside your uterus, your amniotic-fluid level has maxed out at 33 weeks pregnant; making it likely you have more baby than fluid now. Surprisingly, your Baby can now differentiate between Day from Night. Your baby’s Fetal Immune System Is Developing; that means she now owns her immune system.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Strong Fetal Movement
- Varicose Veins
- Round Ligament Pain
- Nail Changes
- An Innie-Turned-Outie
- Shortness Of Breath
- Clumsiness
- Hicks Contractions
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a head of a honeydew.
This week your baby weighs about five pounds and 20 inches long in length. Gender Differences is becoming more real this week. If your baby is a boy, his testicles are will descend down from his abdomen to his scrotum. In some baby, tiny Fingernails and Toe nails are growing and developing faster.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Bloating & Gas
- Constipation
- Backaches
- Leg Cramps
- Stretch Marks
- Edema (Swelling in Feet and Ankles)
- Fast-Growing Hair
- Shortness of Breath
- Insomnia
- Leaking Colostrum
- Increased Vaginal Discharge
- Hemorrhoids
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a head of a pineapple.
At week 35, Your baby is about 20 inches long and currently weighs about But five and a half pounds, she is continuing her steady weight gain: Your Baby’s Skull Remains Soft; this is because a soft skull will allow your baby to squeeze more easily through the birth canal but the brain is developing in an incredible pace.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Heartburn or Indigestion
- Increasing Clumsiness
- Occasional Headaches
- Bleeding Gums
- Skin Rashes
- Varicose Veins
- Hemorrhoids
- Pregnancy Brain
- Hicks Contractions
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a canary melon.
At week 36, your baby’s weight is about six pounds and 20 inches long. Fetal Skull and Bones. At 36 weeks pregnant, the skull bones are also not fused together yet so that the head can easily maneuver through the birth canal. And your baby’s skull isn’t the only soft structure in his or her little body. Most of your baby’s bones and cartilage are quite soft as well allowing for an easier journey as your baby squeezes through the birth canal at delivery.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Edema (Swelling in Feet and Ankles)
- Constipation
- Changes in Fetal Movement
- Heartburn or Indigestion
- Bloating & Gas
- Frequent Urination
- Vaginal Discharge Streaked With Blood
- Pelvic Pain
- Itchy Belly
- Insomnia
- Nesting Instinct
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a large cantaloupe.
At 37th week, the baby weighs about 6.5 pounds. This week, the baby is busy simulating breathing by inhaling and exhaling amniotic fluid, sucking on his or her thumb, blinking and pivoting from side to side. Your baby’s head (which, by the way, is still growing) will, at birth, be the same size circumference as his or her hips, abdomen and shoulders.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Stretch Marks
- Breast Changes
- Insomnia
- Changes in Fetal Activity
- Heartburn or Indigestion
- Cervical Dilation
- Bloody Show
- Varicose Veins
- Pelvic Pain
- Leg Cramps
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a water melon.
At 38th week, your baby weighs about seven pounds and almost 21 inches long. At 38 weeks pregnant, your baby swallows that amniotic fluid and some of it winds up in his or her intestines where it — along with other shed cells, bile and other waste products (triple yum) — will turn into your baby’s first bowel movement. His lungs continue to mature and produce more and more surfactant, a substance that prevents the air sacs in his lungs from sticking to one another once he starts to breathe. Most other changes this week are small but important.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Insomnia
- Nesting Instinct
- Leaky Breasts
- Hicks Contractions
- More Frequent Urination
- Mucous Plug
- vaginal discharge
- Diarrhea
- Itchy Belly
- Swelling in Feet and Ankles
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a bunch of a Swiss chard.
At 39 weeks pregnant, your baby now weighs around seven to eight pounds and measures 19 to 21 inches. Those measurements won’t change much from now on, but her brain is still growing at an astonishing rate .Your baby’s skin has now finally changed from pink to white, no matter how dark-skinned he or she will be eventually (pigmentation will occur soon following birth).
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Contractions
- Slowdown in Fetal Activity
- Heartburn
- Indigestion
- Diarrhea
- Hemorrhoids
- Pelvic Pain
- Backaches
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.
BABY DEVELOPMENT
Your baby is the size of a bunch of a Water melon.
At 40 weeks pregnant, you’re at the official end of your pregnancy. Your baby probably weighs anywhere from six to nine pounds and measures between 19 and 22 inches .You’re still providing the antibodies he’ll need to fight off infections for the first six months of his life, but if you plan on breastfeeding your milk will give him more antibodies to boost his immune system.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
- Contraction
- Slowdown in Fetal Activity
- Heartburn
- Indigestion
- Cervical Dialation or Effacement
- Diarrhea
- Pelvic Pain
- Leg Cramps
- Insomnia
- Nesting Instinct
FITNESS & EXERCISE
Diet and exercise go hand in hand so keep in mind not to even miss one day of some sort of exercise in order for your pregnancy to be fruitful.