Carley Roney - The Baby Bump: 100s of Secrets to Surviving Those 9 Long Months
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Becoming pregnant is hugely exciting, but with so many things to think about, it can also be overwhelming. Ease your worries with The Baby Bump, a comprehensive guide that offers expert and real-mom advice on surviving those all-important nine months.
Featuring tips and advice on everything future moms really want to knowincluding what is safe to eat, how the baby develops week by week, and what to expect in the delivery roomthis book is like chatting with a been-there, done-that best friend. The Baby Bump offers a wealth of fun features such as Birth Plan Checklists, a Kick Count Tracker, and a Work Your Wardrobe outfit assembly guide. Its the must-have resource for any mom-to-be.
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week 5 Baby is starting to form major organs, like the heart, kidneys, liver, and stomach, the nervous, circulatory, and digestive systems.
week 6 As blood starts to circulate, babys starting to develop eyes, ears, a nose, cheeks, and a chin.
week 7 With joints starting to form, baby is developing arms and legs.
week 8 Continuing to straighten in the trunk, baby can move those little arms, legs, and (slightly webbed) fingers and toes.
week 9 The little embryo is now officially a fetus and a Doppler ultrasound device may be able to pick up the beating heart.
week 10 Arm joints are working as bones and cartilage are forming, and vital organs are starting to function.
week 13 While the intestines move from the umbilical cord to the fetus tummy, baby is developing teeth and vocal cords.
week 16 Tiny bones are forming in the ears and eyebrows, and lashes and hair are starting to fill in.
week 18 Baby has become amazingly mobile as she yawns, hiccups, rolls, twists, kicks, punches, sucks, and swallows.
week 20 Each day, baby is gulping down several ounces of amniotic fluid for nutrition and to practice swallowingand those taste buds actually work.
week 22 Settling into sleep cycles, baby is sleeping 12 to 14 hours a day.
week 24 As fat starts to pack on, skin is becoming more opaque and, thanks to the formation of small capillaries, its taking on a pink glow.
week 26 Babys getting her immune system ready for life outside the womb by soaking up antibodies.
week 28 Her skin is still pretty wrinkly (one by-product of living in amniotic fluid) but will smooth out as fat continues to deposit.
week 31 Babys going through major brain and nerve development. Her irises now react to light, and all five senses work.
week 34 Baby can recognize and react to simple songs and may even remember them after birth. Less cute news: She now pees about a pint each day.
week 37 Your full-term (yay!) baby is gaining about half an ounce a day and is getting her first sticky poop (aka meconium) ready.
week 39 Babys brain is still developing rapidly, and by now shes able to flex her limbs. Her nails also might start to extend past her fingertips.
first trimester
weeks 1-4
your to-do list
- Take a pregnancy test
- Make your first appointment with your OB
- Start eating more healthfully
Find your due date and which trimester youre in at TheBump.com/duedate
your first big clue might be a missed period, but pregnancy well, that starts with sex. Of course you know that, but heres a middle school bio-refresher: You have ovaries. Your ovaries have eggs. Usually, one egg pops out each month (roughly 12 to 16 days after the start of your last period), and lives for about 24 hours, meandering its way through your fallopian tube until it reaches your uterus. If you did the deed within the last few days (sperm can live for 3 to 5 days and hang out until the egg arrives) and the sperm and egg hook up, exchange genetic material, and set up shop, congratsyoure pregnant!
Whats the difference between pregnancy tests? Which should I use?
There are tons of brands and test types to choose from, ranging from $1 to around $20. And, no matter which one you get, theyre all testing the same thingyour levels of a hormone called hCG. So, once your egg has been fertilized, traveled down a fallopian tube to your uterus, and dug itself a little home (aka implanted) in the uterine wall, the placenta will start cooking up hCG and dumping it into your bloodstream. Some of that hCG gets passed in your urine, too. And, thats how a pregnancy test detects it. The main difference among all these different tests is how they collect your pee and show your results. Believe it or not, you have a few options.
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