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week 1
Your pregnancy begins as your body gears up for ovulation and prepares for fertilization. -
week 2
Your pregnancy begins as your body gears up for ovulation and prepares for fertilization same as week 1 -
week 3
As sperm meets egg, fertilization occurs and your baby-to-be takes form — as a tiny group of cells. -
week 4
The blastocyst that will be your baby splits to form the placenta and the embryo, and the specialized parts of your baby's body begin to develop. -
week 5
Your baby's heart and circulatory system are developing, while your hCG hormone levels are now high enough to confirm your good news with a home pregnancy test. -
week 6
Your baby's face is taking shape, which is something sweet to think about as you race to the toilet to pee yet again. -
week 7
Right now, the only things growing faster than your baby's brain may be your tingly, achy breasts. -
week 8
As your baby starts moving in the womb, morning sickness (which doesn't just strike in the morning) may have you moving to the bathroom. -
Week 9
Your baby is busy building muscle, but all you may want to do these days is take a nice long nap. -
week 10
On your baby's to-do list this week: Build bones and cartilage. On your agenda, increase your fiber intake to cope with pregnancy constipation. -
week 11
The baby is starting to look more human and mother is more relaxed. -
week 12
The mother doubles in size but it is the baby who is actually growing -
week 13
Right now your baby is about the size of a peach but the mother has mood swings