Pregnancy Timeline

  • 18

    Month 1

    Month 1
    • Amniotic sac forms around baby
    • Placenta develops
    • Face forms Symptoms:
    • Food craving
    • Nausea
    • Vomiting Tips:
    • Stop smoking/any harmful drugs
    • Cut down on caffeine
    • Stay near toilet
  • 18

    Month 2

    Month 2
    • Features like arms, legs, etc begin to form
    • Neural tube forms
    • Bone starts to replace cartilage Symptoms:
    • Bloated
    • Frequent urination
    • Mood swings Tips:
    • Oranges
    • Oatmeal
    • Avoid caffeine
  • 18

    Month 3

    Month 3
    • Baby is fully formed
    • Reproductive organs develop
    • Liver produces bile Symptoms:
    • More energetic
    • Gain 1.5-5 lbs
    • Abdominal pain Tips:
    • Vegetables
    • Fruits
    • 3-4 glasses of milk a day
  • 18

    Month 4

    Month 4
    • Eyelids, eyelashes, and nails are formed
    • Grow hair
    • More details Symptoms:
    • Waistline disappears
    • Can feel baby move
    • Can check gender Tips:
    • Eat dairy products
    • Fruits
    • Iron-Rich foods
  • 18

    Month 6

    Month 6
    • Baby is more active
    • Finger and toe prints are visible
    • Reddish in color Symptoms:
    • Body becomes swollen
    • Constipation
    • Increased appetite Tips:
    • Brush your teeth 2-3 times a day
    • High fiber diet
    • Try calming yoga
  • 18

    Month 8

    Month 8
    • Continues to mature and develop fat
    • Brain is developing rapidly
    • Can see and hear Symptoms:
    • Braxton-Hicks contractions
    • Frequent urination
    • Joint pain Tips:
    • Breathing slowly helps you calm down
    • Remember to relax
    • Take things easy
  • 18

    Month 9

    Month 9
    • Baby drops down into pelvis
    • Baby is fully developed
    • In head down position Symptoms:
    • Very tired
    • Aches and pains
    • Heartburn Tips:
    • East vitamin c rich foods
    • Folic acid rich foods
    • Fiber rich foods
  • 18

    Delivery

    Delivery
    • Oxygen is delivered through placenta to baby
    • Umbilical cord is cut
    • Blood starts normally flowing through baby Symptoms:
    • Strong and regular contractions
    • Water breaks
    • Bloody vaginal discharge Tips:
    • Get pre-deliver education
    • Breathe
    • Don't panic
  • 18

    Conception (Month 1)

    • Hormone releases to get ready for egg
    • Egg waits to be fertilized
    • Sperm enters egg, creates fetus Symptoms:
    • Swollen breasts
    • Fatigue
    • Implantation bleeding Tips:
    • De-stress anyway you can
    • Conception checkup
    • Stay healthy
  • 18

    Month 5

    Month 5
    • Hair begins to grow, shed when born
    • Covered in whitish coating to protect from exposure to amniotic fluid
    • May move a lot more Symptoms:
    • Flutters in stomach
    • Heartburn
    • Constipation Tips:
    • Eat protein rich foods
    • Salads / Vegetables
    • Whole grains
  • 18

    Month 7

    Month 7
    • Fat begins to deposit on baby
    • If born prematurely, baby would survive at seven months
    • Will begin to open and close eyes Symptoms:
    • Heartburn
    • Indigestion
    • Swollen hands and feet Tips:
    • Eat iron and protein rich foods
    • Calcium rich foods
    • Magnesium rich foods