27 Weeks Pregnant

27 Weeks Pregnant

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Use this time to think of some of the finer details of your birth plan, if you’re having one. For example, if you would like your birth partner to have the magical experience of cutting the umbilical cord, ask your healthcare provider about this in advance, 
25 Weeks Pregnant

25 Weeks Pregnant

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Have you been wondering if your baby can hear you? Her hearing is developing quickly and, at 25 weeks pregnant, she may even start to respond to familiar sounds like your voice by moving or changing her position. Give it a try!
Third Trimester of Pregnancy: 28-40 Weeks

Third Trimester of Pregnancy: 28-40 Weeks

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FAQs at a Glance

  • Labor is unique for each mom­-to-be, but the main sign that labor is approaching is having regular contractions. You may also notice your water breaking and the mucus plug discharge.

  • Yes, it’s completely normal. Many women find they are more tired in the third trimester than in the second. Your body is working hard to support your growing baby, and your bump may get in the way of a good night’s sleep, too.

  • Not everyone will gain the same amount of weight during any pregnancy trimester. It all depends on your pre-pregnancy weight, your body type, your general health, and whether you're having more than one baby! In the third trimester, you might put on around 1 pound per week, for example.

  • The third trimester runs from 28 weeks until your baby is born. Your pregnancy is considered full term at the start of 39 weeks, and most babies are born in the two weeks either side of their due dates.

7 Months Pregnant: Symptoms and Fetal Development

7 Months Pregnant: Symptoms and Fetal Development

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Checklist for When You’re 7 Months Pregnant

  • If you have had a cesarean section before and would now like to try for a vaginal delivery, ask your healthcare provider whether you might be a good candidate for a VBAC (a vaginal birth after a cesarean delivery).

  • Consider whether you’d like to hire a labor support person called a doula and ask your healthcare provider or other moms in your area for recommendations.

  • Ask your healthcare provider about counting your baby’s movements at seven months pregnant. 

4 Months Pregnant: Symptoms and Fetal Development

4 Months Pregnant: Symptoms and Fetal Development

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Four months pregnant is kind of a big deal. Lots of exciting milestones occur this month — not least of which is that you are now entering the second trimester. Read on to find out more about symptoms you may experience at four months pregnant, how your baby is developing this month, and get our helpful checklist on the kinds of things to take care of in the coming weeks.
13 Weeks Pregnant

13 Weeks Pregnant

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13 Weeks Pregnant: Your Baby’s Development This week, your little one’s organs are fully formed and are hard at work! The kidneys are starting to p...
12 Weeks Pregnant

12 Weeks Pregnant

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You might be looking at your belly and wondering if it’s the right size for 12 weeks pregnant. Try not to compare your bump to other moms-to-be. Every pregnancy is unique and it will depend on many factors like your build, whether you’re pregnant with twins, your pre-pregnancy weight, and whether this is your first baby.

In other words, at 12 weeks pregnant, you may be starting to see a more prominent belly, but if not, don’t worry, it will appear before you know it.

11 Weeks Pregnant

11 Weeks Pregnant

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Are you having unusual food cravings this week? They're quite common — between 50 and 90 percent of women experience these cravings at some point during pregnancy.

No one knows for sure why pregnancy cravings occur; some medical experts believe these cravings are your body’s way of telling you what it needs, while others blame them on changing hormone levels. As long as your food choices are part of a healthy pregnancy diet, go ahead and eat up!

10 Weeks Pregnant

10 Weeks Pregnant

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Your baby has come a long way in just a few short weeks! That little head is taking on a rounder, more human shape, and by now all the internal organs should be in place and starting to work together.

Tiny tooth buds have begun to develop, too. Your baby’s fingers and toes are growing longer, and the webs that had been between each finger and toe are starting to disappear.

8 Weeks Pregnant

8 Weeks Pregnant

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8 Weeks Pregnant: Your Baby's Development This week, hands and feet are forming tiny fingers and toes, and those arms are able to flex at the elbow...
7 Weeks Pregnant

7 Weeks Pregnant

Giving Birth
7 Weeks Pregnant: Your Baby's Development Although your baby’s brain development will continue long after birth, the basic sections have formed. As...
9 Weeks Pregnant

9 Weeks Pregnant

Early Pregnancy
9 Weeks Pregnant: Your Baby's Development This week, your little one (now officially known as a fetus) is looking less and less like a little pink ...

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