Pregnancy day by day
Follow me The first two months of pregnancy are behind you. At 9 weeks pregnant, early morning illness is peaking, and you might be dealing with mood swings, heartburn, and other pregnancy signs. On the other hand, your baby is growing, looking more human, and even moving around. This week, your child (now formally known …
Follow me Overview Congratulations! While you may not be showing yet at 8 weeks pregnant, being pregnant is most likely finally starting to feel genuine to you; like most women, you might have your very first prenatal consultation right around now. At this go to an ultrasound may be performed to determine how far along …
Follow me You In the 7th week, the embryonic period of your unborn child’s development ends, and the embryofetal period begins. There is an active formation of all organs and systems of the baby Many early pregnant women hear from friends and acquaintances: “I can tell by the look in her eyes that she’s pregnant.” …
Follow me Do you expect to start another menstrual cycle, but menstruation does not begin? You may be pregnant! YOUR BABY – your future baby is like a disk, which consists of three layers of cells. The three main layers are the endoderm, ectoderm, and mesoderm. They are responsible for the further formation of internal …
Follow me YOU At this time, most women know that they will soon become mothers. The main reason for this suspicion is a delay in menstruation, which is already a few days to a week depending on the cycle. Besides, a future mother may be concerned about other early signs of pregnancy. They are: – …
Follow me YOU You may find that your body is changing to create the most favorable conditions for the development of the baby: – mammary glands increase, the nipples and areoles darken and become more sensitive. This is due to increased blood circulation, as well as increased production of the hormone prolactin, which prepares the …