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No Development
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Conception Starts to happen Zygote turns into blastocyst and travels down the fallopian tube Rapid cell division begins
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Body begins to form Arms and limbs begin to take shape Baby is 1/6 inches in height
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The brain and face start growing Fingers and toes start to form All major organs formed Baby is about 1/2 inches long
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The head is half the size of the baby All body parts are present Baby is 1 1/4 inches in length
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Head is about half the length of the baby Teeth buds form Baby is about 2 inches in length
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Fingernails grow Face has more defined profile Intestines fully grown Weighs 1/2 ounce
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Babys gender is now apparent Baby is 3 1/2 inches in length
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The baby is now moving around but the mother cannot feel it Baby is 4 1/2 inches in length
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Baby begins to hear Digestive system works Vernix caseosa covers the baby
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Regular sleep and wake patterns All organs and structures formed Baby is about 6 1/3 inches in length
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Babies are more active Heartbeat can now be heard with stethoscope Baby is about 7 1/2 inches in length
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Lung development Regular sleep and wake patterns Baby is about 8 inches in length
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Eyes begin to partially open and close Lungs are fully functional Baby begins to kick and stretch
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Finished major organ development Rapid weight gain begins for the baby
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Developed breathing motions Responds to light The baby is about 12 inches in length and weighs 4 pounds
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The baby takes of most of the amonatic sac Starts to turn head upside down to prepare for labor
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Brain, Lungs, and Liver still developing Baby is considered full term