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- - - - Week 35: the bulk of your baby's development is already complete, but your little one more than puts these final weeks before birth to good use. Meanwhile, you'll likely be doing your best to manage common discomforts and get some sleep before baby's arrival.
        
        Week 36: Ypur baby's skull bones are not fused together yet so the head can easily maneuver through the birth canal and most of her bones and cartilages are quite soft as well, allowing for an easier journey into the world during delivery.
- - - - Week 9:
        At 9 weeks pregnant, morning sickness is peaking, and you may be dealing with mood swings, heartburn, and other pregnancy symptoms. Meanwhile, your baby is growing, looking more human, and even moving around.
        
        week 10:
        At 10 weeks pregnant, you’re getting close to the end of your first trimester. You may be wondering when those pesky early pregnancy symptoms will start to fade or getting ready to share your big news with the world. Meanwhile, your baby is growing and hitting a big milestone at the end of this week.
        
        week 11:
        At 11 weeks pregnant, your baby has reached an exciting developmental milestone. The embryo stage is complete, and your baby is now a fetus! But, it isn't just your baby growing this week. You may notice your hair and nails getting longer, and possibly the beginnings of a baby bump.
        
        week 12:
        You are three months along! At 12 weeks pregnant, you may be feeling some much-needed relief from early pregnancy symptoms. Your baby looks like a tiny formed human, and your uterus is finally growing up and out of your pelvis.
- - - - week 13:
        At 13 weeks pregnant, your baby can swallow and make urine. Meanwhile, you may begin to notice some unwelcome skin changes.
        
        week 14:
        At 14 weeks pregnant, you might be feeling better as early pregnancy symptoms such as nausea and fatigue begin to fade. Many expectant parents consider this in-the-middle trimester to be the easiest and most comfortable.
        
        week 15:
        At 15 weeks pregnant, your baby is growing and maturing, and you likely have more energy and a lot less nausea.
        
        Week 16: Your baby’s eyes are making small side-to-side movements this week and can perceive some light, even though they're still closed. Baby-to-be’s circulatory system is now up and beginning to run. In fact, her heart can pump about 25 quarts of blood a day.
- - - - Week 5: at this point it start to form the circulatory system and the heart of the embryo starts beating for first time.
        
        Week 6: Thebaby's nose, mouth and ears are starting to take shape, and the intestines and brain are beginning to develop.
        
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- - - - Week 31: the baby at this point is very active, moves around a lot and begin "playing" with this fingers. Day by day, the baby is getting plumper and looking less wrinkled.
        
        Week 32: The baby may be standind on his head at this point, because their on their preparation before birth. Tha baby will move until he finds a comfortable position.
- - - - Week 19: Your baby's sensitive skin is now covered in vernix caseosa, a greasy, white, cheese-like coating that protects his skin from being wrinkled at birth. Also, Your baby's lungs are developing, with the main airways (called bronchioles) beginning to form this week.
        
        Week 20: Your little one is still working hard on her sucking reflexes and may even suck her thumb if her hand drifts close to her face. Also, this week Your ultrasound should be able to detect what you're having if you want to know. Boy or girl? Who knows?
- - - - 24 hours: the egg begins rapidly dividing into many cells.
        
        Week 2: The woman ovulate: Ovulation is the release of an egg from your ovary, into your fallopian tube.
        
        Week 3: Implantation. A high amount of cells will start to multiply to then become a embryo. This is called blastocyst and it produces hormone hCG to stop releasing egg cells.
        
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- - - - Week 23: Baby's skin is a bit saggy and has a pinkish-red hue, thanks to the developing veins and arteries right underneath. Also, Those little arms and legs are packing more of a punch these days.
        
        Week 24: Baby's auditory system is rapidly advancing, which means if he frequently hears a certain song now he's likely to recognize it and feel calmed by it when he's born. Also, Your baby is still sporting white eyelashes, eyebrows, and hair, all of which have yet to acquire pigment.
- - - - Week 27: The baby continues breathing amniotic fluid in and is showing some brain activity. The baby's lungs and nervous system continues to mature at week 27. Now is about 9 1/2 inches, and continues growing throughout the fetus development.
        
        Week 28: At this point the baby begins to experience REM (rapid eye movement) sleep. So far, the baby's eyes are shut tight although he can open and close them completely. The eyelashes begin to show and there's so much movement at this point in pregnancy which reflects in some kicks.
- - - - Week 38: Your baby is also swallowing amniotic fluid, some of which winds up in her intestines, where it along with other shed cells, bile and waste products will turn into your baby's first bowel movement and perhaps your first diaper change.
        
        At 39 weeks pregnant, you've got what is officially considered a full-term baby. Your baby now weighs around 7 to 8 pounds and measures 19 to 21 inches.Those measurements won't change much from now on, but his brain is still growing at an astonishing rate.
        
        Week 40: This is the moment you and your baby have been waiting for! At 40 weeks pregnant, you’re at the official end of your pregnancy. Your baby probably weighs anywhere from 6 to 9 pounds and measures between 19 and 22 inches though tons of perfectly healthy babies are born smaller or bigger.