Insomnia, swollen feet, and baby taking up more space. You’re 30 weeks pregnant! You’ve officially entered the final 10 weeks of pregnancy! Your baby is growing fast, gaining weight, and preparing for birth. Meanwhile, your body is working hard to support baby’s development and getting ready for labor. Let’s explore your baby’s development, changes in […]
Week 30: Baby’s Bone Marrow is Producing Red Blood Cells! Read More »
Breathlessness, rib pain, and baby’s movements keeping you up at night. You’re 29 weeks pregnant! You’re now well into the third trimester, and your baby is growing quickly, moving a lot, and getting ready for birth. Your belly is expanding, and new symptoms may appear as your body prepares for delivery. Let’s explore your baby’s
Week 29: Baby’s Kicks are Stronger, and Hiccups are Common! Read More »
Frequent urination, heartburn, and baby now responding to sounds. You’ve made it to 28 weeks pregnant! This marks the beginning of the third trimester, which means you’re in the final stretch of pregnancy! Your baby is growing stronger and more developed, and your body is preparing for birth and postpartum recovery. Let’s explore your baby’s
Week 28: Baby’s Brain is Growing Rapidly! Read More »
Fatigue returning, stronger baby movements, and more bathroom trips. You’re 27 weeks pregnant! This marks the final week of your second trimester, and you’re about to enter the third trimester. Your baby is growing rapidly, moving more, and continuing to develop essential organs. Your belly is expanding, and new pregnancy symptoms may appear. Let’s explore
Week 27: Welcome to the Third Trimester! Read More »
Possible Braxton Hicks contractions, back pain, and more vivid dreams. You’re 26 weeks pregnant! You’re getting closer to the third trimester, and your baby is growing fast, moving more, and preparing for life outside the womb. Your belly is expanding, and you may start experiencing stronger kicks and new pregnancy symptoms. Let’s explore your baby’s
Week 26: Eyes Opening – Baby Starts Blinking! Read More »
More pressure on the bladder, restless legs, and baby’s startle reflex developing. You’re 25 weeks pregnant! You’re approaching the third trimester, and your baby is growing rapidly, kicking stronger, and becoming more responsive to the world inside your womb. Your belly is expanding, and you may start experiencing new pregnancy symptoms. Let’s explore your baby’s
Week 25: Baby’s Hair is Growing, and You May Feel Rib Kicks! Read More »
Belly button may pop out, digestive issues, and stronger baby kicks. You’re 24 weeks pregnant! You’re now six months along, and your baby is growing quickly, getting stronger, and preparing for life outside the womb. Your belly is expanding, baby’s movements are more noticeable, and you may start planning for labor and delivery. Let’s explore
Week 24: Viability Milestone – Baby Has a Chance if Born Early! Read More »
Swollen feet, backaches, and a rapidly growing baby. You’re 23 weeks pregnant! Your baby is growing quickly, getting stronger, and moving more each day. Your belly is expanding, and you might be feeling more noticeable kicks, rolls, and stretches! As your baby continues developing, your body is also adjusting, bringing new symptoms and changes. Let’s
Week 23: Baby’s Movements are Stronger and More Frequent! Read More »
Skin changes, stretch marks appearing, and baby’s lungs preparing for birth. You’re 22 weeks pregnant! You’re more than halfway through your pregnancy, and your baby is growing quickly, moving more, and developing new abilities! Your belly is expanding, and you may notice stronger baby kicks along with some new pregnancy symptoms. Let’s explore your baby’s
Week 22: Baby is Practicing Breathing! Read More »
Varicose veins may appear, increased appetite, and baby swallowing amniotic fluid. You’re 21 weeks pregnant! You’re now past the halfway point, and your baby is growing rapidly, moving more, and becoming stronger! You might start feeling more frequent baby kicks, and your belly is expanding. Let’s explore your baby’s growth, changes in your body, and
Week 21: Baby Can Taste What You Eat! Read More »