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Conceiving
January 23 the baby is conceiving. You're not pregnant yet, but if you conceive this week, you'll be two weeks pregnant. -
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Pregnancy timeline
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Month 1
Your baby's heart isn't fully developed, but cells in the heart tube have started beating fast, around 160 times a minute. You might get to hear the sound this week if you have an early ultrasound. -
Month 2
The baby starts to develop a tiny nose, mouth, and ears. Eyelids have formed, and they'll stay fused shut until the latter part of the second trimester -
Month 4
The fetus has a CRL of about 3 inches (8 cm). The biological sex of the fetus can sometimes be seen by looking at external sex organs on an ultrasound. -
Month 5
The baby might be becoming a little more active this month, with the kicks and flips finally becoming noticeable. Your baby is beginning to sleep and wake up at regular intervals, and she may even be woken up by outside noises -
Month 6
Its five senses are already developed, it touches different parts of its body and the walls of the uterus, it swallows amniotic fluid for the formation of the taste buds, it begins to hear and differentiate sounds. -
Month 7
At the end of the seventh month of pregnancy, fat begins to be deposited on your baby. Your baby is about 14 inches long and weighs from about 2 to 4 pounds -
Month 8
When you're eight months pregnant, your little one is quickly gaining weight and fat, and he's getting closer to his eventual birth weight. The fine hair called lanugo that has covered his tiny body over the past few weeks starts to disappear. -
Month 9
impressive growth spurt, your baby experiences significant development during the ninth month of pregnancy. For instance, baby's lungs are maturing to breathe outside of the womb, their reflexes are more coordinated, and they can blink, turn their head, and grasp. The baby is born