First trimester

Reduced nausea, beginning of a baby bump, and stronger nails for baby. Congratulations—you’re 12 weeks pregnant!  You’ve officially reached the final week of the first trimester, which is a huge milestone. For many moms-to-be, this week marks the beginning of feeling better as morning sickness and fatigue start to improve. Let’s go over baby’s development, […]

Ligaments stretching, increased energy for some, and a developing diaphragm for baby. You’re now 11 weeks pregnant—almost at the end of your first trimester! Your baby is growing rapidly, and you may start feeling slightly better as morning sickness and fatigue begin to ease for some women. Let’s go over baby’s development, how your body

Less nausea for some, visible veins, and growing baby’s vital organs. Congratulations—you’re 10 weeks pregnant! You’re getting closer to the end of the first trimester, and by now, you may be experiencing a mix of emotions and symptoms. The good news? Morning sickness and fatigue may start easing soon as hormone levels stabilize. Let’s go

Nausea may peak, headaches, increased urination, and mood swings. You’re now 9 weeks pregnant—almost at the end of the first trimester! Your baby is growing fast, and while you might not see much of a baby bump yet, your body is working hard to nurture your little one. At this stage, pregnancy symptoms may still

Growing uterus, heightened smell sensitivity, and pregnancy fatigue. Welcome to week 8 of pregnancy! You’re now two months in, and your baby is growing rapidly. At this stage, many moms-to-be start feeling more intense symptoms, but the good news is that your baby is also developing beautifully! Let’s go through everything happening in week 8,

Increased nausea, food aversions, bloating, and rapid hormonal changes. By now, you might be feeling the full effects of pregnancy symptoms, and your baby is growing at an incredible pace. This is a crucial period of development, as your little one’s brain, heart, and body are forming rapidly. Let’s dive into what’s happening to your

Morning sickness, tender breasts, mood swings, and a rapidly developing embryo. You’ve reached week 6 of pregnancy, and your baby is growing rapidly! At this stage, you might start feeling more pregnancy symptoms, and your emotions could be all over the place. This is completely normal, and knowing what to expect can help you navigate

Missed period, fatigue, nausea, and hormonal shifts. At this stage, many women have just found out they are expecting, and while it’s a time of joy, it can also bring a mix of emotions, physical symptoms, and questions. This guide will walk you through everything to expect in week 5 of pregnancy, along with practical