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Week 3
The baby is a blastocyst that contains all the DNA that determines the traits -
Week 4
The blastocyst is an embryp and is the size of a poppy seed. -
Week 5
The heart starts to beat at twice the rate of the mother. The body is the size of a sesame seed -
Week 6
The facial features form, and little openings are created for the arms and legs. -
Week 8
Arms and legs start growing with little fingers and toes. Also has the facial features like nose and upper lip. 5/8 of an inch long -
Week 9
Eyes have developed, but the eyelids are fused shut, and the tail is lost. -
Week 10
Embryo is a fets, and the vital organs are functioning, and fingernails and toenails are forming. -
Week 11
Body is almost fully formed. Bones are hardening and genitalia is developing. -
Week 12
Able to hear the heartbeat, and is 2 inches long -
Week 14
Kidneys produce urine, and this goes into the amniotic fluid. Facial expressions, and thumb sucking. -
Week 15
Can see light, although eyelids are shut -
Week 16
Sex is detectable -
Week 18
Baby movement is felt, but people from outside cannot feel the baby -
Week 19
Baby can hear heartbeat and soinds from outside. Skin is covered by a waxy coating, and is wrinkly. About 6 inches -
Week 23
Sense of movement is developed, so baby can feel dancing. Hearing is also improved, and can see movement on the surface of the body -
Week 24
Taste buds, brain, and hair are all developing. A foot long -
Week 27
lungs are developing but wont be fully functional. Inhaling and exhaling amniotic fluid. Sleeps at intervals, and opens the eyes. Finger sucking -
Week 28
Dreaming, and has eyelashes while the eyesight improves. Neurons are forming in the brain. about 15 inches long -
Week 32
Little fingernails and toenails. Plumps up for birth. 17 inches long -
Week 34
Lunnds and central nervous system are developing. Skin is smooth, and is almost 18 inches long -
Week 37
Baby is considered early term, brain and lungs need more time to fully mature -
Week 39
Full term, about 20 inches, and is ready for outside life.