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The first trimester is a time of rapid development. After fertilization, the embryo begins to form vital structures like the brain, spinal cord, and heart. By week 6, the baby’s heart starts beating, and tiny limb buds appear. By week 10, all major organs are in place, and the embryo transitions into a fetus. Many moms-to-be experience morning sickness, fatigue, and hormonal changes during this stage.
The second trimester is often considered the most comfortable stage of pregnancy. The baby grows rapidly, developing facial features, fingerprints, and even the ability to hear sounds from the outside world. By week 20, movements become more noticeable, and the baby’s skin is covered in a protective layer called vernix. Many women experience a boost in energy, a growing baby bump, and fewer symptoms like nausea.
The final trimester is all about growth and preparation for birth. The baby gains weight, practices breathing movements, and starts positioning for delivery. Kicks and rolls become stronger, and the mother may feel increased discomfort due to the baby’s size. Braxton Hicks contractions may start as the body prepares for labor. By week 37, the baby is considered full-term and ready for arrival anytime.
Pregnancy comes with a huge range of symptoms, from the annoying to the downright unpleasant. You’re probably expecting the usual…
Morning sickness is a common condition of pregnancy – in fact, about three quarters of pregnant women suffer from nausea…
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