Welcome to the wonderful and life-changing journey of pregnancy. Below, you will find all the information you need to understand your pregnancy and your baby’s development in a simple, easy to understand week by week format.
Pregnancy symptoms in the first trimester can vary a lot because you are still adjusting to the idea of pregnancy. Learn how to manage symptoms like morning sickness, heartburn and nausea with our guides below.
1st Week of PregnancyPregnancy Symptoms Week 1: Welcome to week one of your pregnancy adventure! While you may believe you are just getting started, this week usually corresponds with your monthly cycle, indicating that you are not yet pregnant. However, now is the best moment to begin preparing your body for a future pregnancy. From charting your cycle to adopting healthier habits, there is a lot you can do to prepare for conception. Let's talk about what to expect and how to prepare for this wonderful road ahead!2nd Week of PregnancyFirst Trimester of Pregnancy Week 2 Guide: Welcome to week 2 of your pregnancy adventure. Although conception hasn't happened yet, this week is an important period as your body gets ready for possible fertilisation. Early pregnancy symptoms and ovulation are signalled by hormonal changes that start here. Knowing what to anticipate this week will help you navigate this interesting period with wise judgments. Let's go over the main changes, symptoms, and advice for a good start!3rd Week of PregnancyWelcome to the third week of your pregnancy. As fertilisation takes place this week, your egg will become a zygote, a single cell with all the DNA your baby needs for growth. Although you can have early symptoms like missed periods, tiredness, and breast soreness, major weight increase is not yet predicted. As you start this fascinating trip to week 3 of pregnancy, you must understand the changes your body is going through and the need for prenatal care. Let's explore the main advancements and pointers for a good start!4th Week of PregnancyWelcome to the fourth week of your pregnancy. The blastocyst implodes in your uterus this week, marking a major turning point in the early phases of your baby's development. Even if you could start experiencing mood swings, bloating, and breast sensitivity, it's important to see a doctor to confirm your pregnancy and start taking prenatal vitamins. Adopting good habits today will provide a solid basis for your developing child as well as for you. Let us investigate the fascinating developments in 4 weeks of pregnancy!5th Week of PregnancyFirst Trimester of Pregnancy Week 5: Hormonal changes in week 5 of pregnancy include aching breasts, nausea, and tiredness. About the size of a lemon seed, the embryo begins creating important organs. For best health, maintain a balanced diet, schedule prenatal visits, and continue taking prenatal vitamins.6th Week of PregnancyWelcome to your sixth week of pregnancy. As your embryo develops this week and early evidence of a heartbeat and facial traits starts to show, it signals fascinating changes. Though hormonal changes might cause nausea and tiredness, now is a time for self-care and getting ready for the amazing journey ahead. Let's explore what week 6 of pregnancy should hold.7th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week seven of your pregnancy. Your child undergoes different physical and emotional changes as it becomes more unique and begins to look like a little person. Remember that these changes are part of the road even as you navigate symptoms like nausea, mood swings, and exhaustion. During this week, we will look at your body's and your baby's changes as well as pointers to help you navigate this fascinating period.8th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week eight of your pregnancy adventure! Your child's physique is changing with developing limbs and facial traits as they grow. You could be experiencing stronger physical symptoms of pregnancy this week, including morning sickness and tiredness. Let's take a look at the fascinating changes that occur for both your baby and yourself during week 8 of pregnancy, as well as some advice on how to navigate this phase.9th Week of PregnancyWelcome to your ninth week of pregnancy. Your baby is growing fast, looking like a little cherry and developing important systems as you reach this fascinating period. This week marks important developments for your young one as well as for you as pregnancy symptoms may be strongest. Self-care is more important than ever because you might be going through anything from mood swings to exhaustion. Along with advice for navigating this transforming period, let's examine the amazing changes occurring in your body and those of your child.10th Week of PregnancyWelcome to your tenth week of pregnancy. Your baby is now formally a foetus. When you reach this important mark; fascinating events are happening below the surface. This week represents a period of development for you as well as for your child as your body is still adjusting to the changes of pregnancy. Your first ultrasound and the delight of hearing your baby's heartbeat will excite you even if you may still be struggling with symptoms such as morning sickness and tiredness. Let's explore what to anticipate this week and how to take care of your health and well-being getting ready for parenthood.11th Week of PregnancyAs you enter Week 11 of your pregnancy, you are approaching an exciting milestone for both you and your developing baby. Week 11 of Pregnancy is a critical phase in foetal development because your baby's brain is quickly developing and taking form, establishing the framework for future cognitive ability. You may notice physical changes in your body, such as a baby bump or tighter clothes, which indicate that your child is developing. While early pregnancy symptoms such as exhaustion and nausea may persist, there is hope as you enter the second trimester. Let's discuss what to anticipate during this critical week of pregnancy, from your baby's growth to strategies for dealing with common symptoms.12th Week of PregnancyAs you approach Week 12 of your pregnancy, you are entering an exciting period in which tremendous changes are occurring for both you and your baby. This week marks the conclusion of the first trimester when your baby's primary organs and systems are almost completely developed. As your baby develops, you will most certainly notice physical changes, and you may be ready to share your pregnancy news. While you may still have symptoms like bloating or headaches, many women find relief from morning sickness at this point. Here are the main milestones of Week 12, what to anticipate in your body, and critical suggestions for a healthy pregnancy going ahead.13th Week of PregnancyAs you enter Week 13 of your pregnancy, you are reaching the conclusion of the first trimester and starting a new chapter full of exciting developments. This week is frequently a source of comfort for many women, as nausea and exhaustion begin to lessen, allowing for improved energy and a more vibrant overall mood. Your baby is quickly growing, building important systems and even practising motions such as thumb-sucking. With an ultrasound on the horizon, you may receive your first sight of your child, adding to the excitement of motherhood. Let’s look at Week 13's significant milestones, including your baby's growth and recommendations for a safe transition into the second trimester.
Pregnancy symptoms in the first trimester can vary a lot because you are still adjusting to the idea of pregnancy. Learn how to manage symptoms like morning sickness, heartburn and nausea with our guides below.
14th Week of PregnancyWeek 14 of Pregnancy Baby Development: As you enter Week 14 of your pregnancy, you are officially in the second trimester, which is an exciting time for both you and your developing baby. At this point, your child is quickly growing, about the size of an orange, with small facial expressions and a thin coating of hair known as lanugo. This week generally provides a pleasant boost of energy, helping many pregnant women to feel more like themselves after the difficult first few weeks. Here are the developments and changes you may anticipate in Week 14, as well as suggestions for navigating this exciting time of pregnancy.15th Week of Pregnancy15 Week of Pregnancy Baby Movement: Welcome to Week 15 of your pregnancy, a period of abundant growth and development for both you and your baby. As you approach the second trimester, you may experience the much-anticipated "honeymoon" period, in which many bothersome early symptoms subside, leaving you feeling more energised and bright. Your baby, now the size of a navel orange, is getting more active, with new traits such as eyelashes and the capacity to hear noises. Week 5 of pregnancy brings not only physical but also emotional changes, as the anticipation of future motherhood grows. Here is what to anticipate during this transforming week, as well as advice for navigating this lovely journey.16th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 16 of your pregnancy! As you continue on this amazing adventure, you may be filled with joy and anticipation as your baby grows and develops. At this point, your uterus is swelling, allowing for a visible baby bump, which many women begin to detect about now. You may also experience the joy of feeling your baby's first movements, popularly known as "quickening," which adds a whole new dimension to your pregnancy experience. This week is more than just physical changes; it is also a time for emotional bonding as your child becomes more active. Let’s have a look at what to anticipate throughout this important week, including critical advice and insights to help you manage the journey ahead.17th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 17 of your pregnancy! As you continue on this incredible adventure, you may notice some exciting changes in both your body and your developing baby. At this stage, your baby is getting more active, learning necessary abilities such as the sucking reflex and increasing movement inside the amniotic sac. You may also start to feel the first fluttering motions, known as "quickening," which adds a new degree of connection to your pregnancy. Here we discuss what to anticipate this week, including how to navigate the changes and ensure a healthy journey for you and your baby.18th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 18 of your pregnancy! As you settle into this exciting moment, you may experience those pleasant early movements, often known as quickening. Your baby is growing more active, practising swallowing, hiccuping, and rolling about in the womb. At this stage, your child's key senses, including hearing, are growing. Some frequent symptoms of pregnancy include leg cramps and backaches. Here is what to anticipate this week, how to manage changes, and the relevance of the forthcoming anatomy scan.19th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 19 of your pregnancy! As you go into the second trimester, you may feel more energised and notice some exciting changes as your baby develops. This week, your child is developing their senses and growing more active, with motions that may now be felt as wonderful kicks. You may also begin planning for significant milestones, like arranging your mid-pregnancy ultrasound, enabling you to see your baby's growth in more detail. As your body adapts, you may experience typical symptoms like backaches and oedema, but don't worry—there are several methods to treat them. Let’s examine what to anticipate this week, including health and wellness suggestions!20th Week of PregnancyWelcome to Week 20 of your pregnancy, a significant milestone that marks that you are halfway through your journey! As you enter this wonderful time, both your body and your baby are changing dramatically. This week, you'll most likely notice your baby moving more vigorously, and you'll begin preparing for your upcoming anatomy scan. This ultrasound provides a chance to check your baby's growth. While you enjoy this joyful time, it's also important to prioritise self-care while your body adjusts to the increased demands of pregnancy. Let’s look at what to anticipate in Week 20, from baby growth to recommendations for a smooth transition into the second half of your pregnancy!21st Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 21 of your pregnancy! You're now in the second trimester, and wonderful things are happening for both you and your baby. This week, you may begin to feel those pleasant kicks and motions as your baby gets more active in the womb. Furthermore, your anatomy scan is likely to occur soon, providing an excellent chance to see your baby's development and critical traits. As you accept these changes, remember to prioritise self-care and nutrition to benefit both your health and your baby's growth. Let's have a look at what to anticipate this spectacular week!22nd Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 22 of your pregnancy! As you go through the exciting second trimester, your baby grows swiftly and develops critical traits that bring them closer to resembling a newborn. This week, you may notice a range of changes in your body, including the distinct roundness of your baby bump and possible discomforts like Braxton Hicks contractions and back pain. With your anatomy scan likely finished, this is an excellent moment to reflect on your journey and the wonderful alterations taking place inside you. Let's look at what to anticipate during this exciting week and how to care for yourself and your developing baby!23rd Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 23 of your pregnancy adventure! As you approach this exciting period, your baby is quickly growing and maturing, and you may notice a variety of changes in your body. With greater baby movements and certain usual discomforts like swelling and backaches, now is the time for adaptation and self-care. You're probably seeing your bump more than ever, and your energy levels may vary as your body adapts to the changes. Let's look at what to anticipate this week, including key changes for both you and your child!24th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 24 of your pregnancy! At this exciting moment, your child is fast developing, and you may be feeling the effects of their movements more than ever. As your body adapts, you may notice a range of symptoms, including increased hunger, puffiness, and leg cramps. This week also marks a critical time for monitoring your health with a glucose screening test, which is a key step in maintaining a safe pregnancy. Let's take a look at what you and your baby might anticipate this week as you embark on this remarkable adventure!25th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 25 of your pregnancy! At this wonderful stage, your baby is fast developing and getting more active, making those kicks and motions even more evident. As your body changes, you may experience a variety of symptoms, including heartburn and restless legs. This week is also an essential time to evaluate your health with the glucose challenge screening test, which ensures that everything is in order for both you and your baby. Let's look at what to anticipate this week as you continue your great journey!26th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 26 of your pregnancy! This week is a critical milestone as your baby continues to grow and develop swiftly in preparation for their birth. You may be feeling those kicks more regularly, and now is an excellent time to begin connecting with your child by chanting or singing to them. As your body changes, you may encounter new symptoms, such as pregnancy brain and leg cramps. With 14 weeks left, it's time to concentrate on both your physical and emotional preparations for the wonderful adventure ahead. Let's look at what to anticipate during this exciting week of pregnancy!27th Week of PregnancyWelcome to Week 27 of your pregnancy, a great milestone as you complete your second trimester! This week represents the start of the home stretch, and you may be experiencing a combination of excitement and anticipation as you prepare for your baby's birth. With your child's fast growth, they are practising fundamental skills such as breathing and brain development, making this an important stage in their development. As your body develops, you may feel additional pregnancy symptoms, ranging from minor discomforts to troublesome mood swings. Let's look at what to expect this week and how to best support yourself and your baby during this wonderful time!
Pregnancy symptoms in the first trimester can vary a lot because you are still adjusting to the idea of pregnancy. Learn how to manage symptoms like morning sickness, heartburn and nausea with our guides below.
28th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 28 of your pregnancy! You've officially reached the third trimester, a joyful period of anticipation as you prepare for the birth of your child. This week represents not only a big milestone in your journey but also an opportunity to begin paying careful attention to your baby's movements and prepare for labour. As your body adjusts to the increased demands of pregnancy, you may experience a number of new symptoms and feelings. From dealing with pain to enjoying the thrill of feeling those tiny kicks, let's look at what to expect this exciting week and how to handle the changes that lie ahead!29th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 29 of your pregnancy! As you go through the third trimester, your enthusiasm about welcoming your baby builds. This week offers a combination of physical and emotional changes, as you may begin to feel greater pressure from your developing baby. Managing those overnight toilet trips and navigating pain are all part of the experience. You'll also want to concentrate on finalising nursery arrangements and getting ready for the big day. Let's talk about what to expect this week and how to care for yourself and your baby as you near the finish line!30th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 30 of your pregnancy! As you approach this critical point of your journey, your body prepares for the joyous birth of your child. This week, you may experience more noticeable movements from your baby, as well as the start of Braxton Hicks contractions—your body's way of preparing for labour. It's also typical to want to nest, organise, and prepare your environment for the enormous shift that's coming. While the swelling belly presents new obstacles, it is all part of the lovely process of bringing new life into the world. Let's look at what you may expect this week, both for yourself and your child!31st Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 31 of your pregnancy! As you approach this exciting time, your body is changing dramatically, and your baby is developing quickly. With just nine weeks to go, you may be feeling constricted and breathless as your baby grows and fills up the space in your tummy. This week is critical for your baby's senses, as they grow more sensitive to noises and light, while you may be dealing with the dreaded "pregnancy brain." Let's look at what to expect this week, from your body's changes to your baby's growth, and how to make the most of these last weeks before your little one comes.32nd Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 32 of your pregnancy! As you go through the third trimester, your body undergoes incredible changes in preparation for your baby's birth. At this point, many pregnant moms begin to feel the baby settle into a head-down position, indicating that the countdown to birth has officially begun. You may feel some physical pain, like increased pelvic pressure and Braxton Hicks contractions. With just eight weeks before your baby arrives, now is the time to prioritise your health, discuss your birth plan, and ensure you're prepared for the exciting journey ahead. Let's look at what you may expect this week, from your baby's growth to your own physical changes.33rd Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 33 of your pregnancy adventure! At this wonderful moment, your baby is quickly developing and getting ready for their big debut. You may notice certain changes in your body, such as darker nipples and potential colostrum leaking. As you approach the last weeks, it's important to keep yourself educated about your baby's growth, your symptoms, and what to anticipate as labour approaches. Prepare to pack your maternity bag and embrace the nesting instinct—your baby will be here before you know it!34th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 34 of your pregnancy! As you approach the end of your pregnancy, your baby is still growing and developing, filling out and preparing for birth. As your child grows in size, you may begin to experience typical symptoms such as fatigue and pelvic tightness. This week, pay close attention to your baby's movements and any Braxton Hicks contractions that occur. With just six weeks before your baby's arrival, now is the time to concentrate on the last preparations and enjoy the magical moments!35th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 35 of your pregnancy adventure! As you reach the last weeks before your baby's birth, your body is experiencing substantial changes and preparing for labour. At this period, your baby is quickly growing and learning critical abilities like hearing. It is critical to recognise the signals of imminent labour and prepare for the big day. With just five weeks before your baby arrives, now is the time to prioritise your health and finalise your preparations!36th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 36 of your pregnancy adventure! With just four weeks until your due date, anticipation is growing as you prepare for your child's birth. Your baby's growth is well underway, with critical milestones occurring on a daily basis. As you begin to experience the physical consequences of the last trimester, it is important to be knowledgeable about your body and recognise the indications of labour. Let's look at what to expect throughout this important week and how to prepare for the big day!37th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 37 of your pregnancy! As you approach this wonderful time, your baby is almost ready to make their big debut. With just a few weeks remaining, it's critical to recognise the indications of labour and be alert to your body's changes. Many expecting moms have an instinctive "nesting" drive during this period, resulting in a frenzy of last-minute preparations. Let's look at what to expect in this key week and how to prepare for the voyage ahead!38th Week of PregnancyWelcome to week 38 of your pregnancy adventure! As you near the finish line, your baby is making the last preparations for their grand entrance. With just two weeks remaining, you may be feeling a variety of sensations, from indigestion to the need to nest. This week is all about recognising indications of labour and preparing for the exciting days ahead. Let's take a look at what to anticipate during this key week and how to prepare for your baby's birth!39th Week of PregnancyWelcome to Week 39 of your pregnancy adventure; you are nearly there! As you approach full term, your excitement and anticipation for your baby's birth reach new heights. With just one week before your due date, your body is preparing for the big day, and you may be experiencing a combination of impatience and nesting energy. This week, we'll look at what to anticipate as you get ready for labour and delivery, including vital indications to look out for and recommendations to help you get through the last stretch. Let's look at what Week 39 has in store for you and your little one!40th Week of PregnancyWelcome to Week 40 of your pregnancy journey, and congratulations on achieving this great milestone! You've reached your due date, but remember that infants prefer to take their time before making their spectacular appearance. As you approach the last stretch, you may experience a combination of exhilaration, anticipation, and frustration. This week, we'll go over what to anticipate as you prepare for labour and delivery, indicators of an imminent birth, and helpful hints to alleviate any pain. Let's go over all of the crucial things for this memorable week!