first trimester of pregnancy
Early Pregnancy Symptoms Before You Miss Your Period
Before you even miss your period, you may have some signs of pregnancy like fatigue, breast tenderness, nausea, mood swings and food aversions. A pregnancy test will confirm.
No Alcohol During Pregnancy, Pediatricians Urge
The American Academy of Pediatrics issued a new warning to women, saying that no amount of drinking is safe while pregnant.
1 Week Pregnant: Preparing Your Body for Pregnancy
You're 1 week pregnant on the first day of your last menstrual period, even though you haven't actually conceived yet.
2 Weeks Pregnant: Optimizing Your Chances for Fertilization
When you're 2 weeks pregnant, your body still has not conceived.
3 Weeks Pregnant: Spotting the First Signs of Pregnancy
When you're 3 weeks pregnant, your baby is officially beginning to grow inside.
4 Weeks Pregnant: Suspecting Successful Conception
When you're 4 weeks pregnant, your fertilized egg has made its way to your uterus, things are really starting to get interesting.
5 Weeks Pregnant: Preparing for a Healthy Pregnancy
When you're 5 weeks pregnant, your little one's heart and circulatory system start to form. However, you also may be greeted with the nausea.
6 Weeks Pregnant: Emotional Ups and Downs
When you're 6 weeks pregnant, your baby is starting to look less like a tadpole and more like a person as her face begins to form.
7 Weeks Pregnant: Your Baby's Brain Cells Are Quickly Forming
When you're 7 weeks pregnant, your baby is probably about the size of a blueberry.
8 Weeks Pregnant: Preparing for Your First Prenatal Visit
When you're 8 weeks pregnant, your little one is about the size of a ring and her fingers, toes, airways and brain cells are developing.
9 Weeks Pregnant: Time to Go Bra Shopping
When you're 9 weeks pregnant, the tiny life inside you is no longer an embryo, but a fetus.
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10 Weeks Pregnant: Alleviating Morning Sickness
When you're 10 weeks pregnant, your baby's fetal period, during which time she'll do most of her tissue and organ development, has begun.
11 Weeks Pregnant: Breaking the News to Coworkers
At week 11 of your pregnancy, your baby is about the size of a single eye shadow, or 1.6 inches long. He even has little hands that can open and close.
12 Weeks Pregnant: Should You Get an Amniocentesis?
During your 12th week of pregnancy, your baby is roughly the length of a bobby pin and getting bigger by the day.
Common Physical Changes During Pregnancy
Pregnancy affects every part of your body—from your hair to your toenails. Find out what to expect.
Prenatal Tests
From the ultrasound to the amnio, learn about the most common prenatal tests.
