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Pregnancy Weeks 41 & 42: Oh No, You're OverdueYou didn't think that you would still be pregnant past your due date. Now that you are at your pregnancy week forty-one or even forty-two you feel like you will be pregnant forever but you won't.
Pregnancy Week 40: Your Due Date Arrives and Non-Stress TestPregnancy week forty marks your baby's due date and all that you are waiting for is the first sign of labor. Your doctor may have you take a non-stress test during your fortieth week of pregnancy.
Pregnancy Week 39: The First Signs of Labor and LighteningAll you can do during pregnancy week thirty-nine is wait for the first signs of labor. Your baby will start to descend into your pelvis by your thirty-ninth week of pregnancy.- Chinese Pregnancy CalendarCongratulations! You are pregnant. Is it a boy or a girl? This is a curiosity that has been there for centuries in the minds of the expecting parents.
Pregnancy Week 36: Group B Strep (GBS) Test and Baby's Soft SkullYou are thirty-six weeks pregnant and counting down the last month to the arrival of your baby. Your baby's bones are hardening and you will be getting a test for Group B Strep around your thirty-sixth week of pregnancy.
Pregnancy Week 34: Nesting and Baby's DevelopmentBy the thirty-fourth week of pregnancy mom may be experiencing a pregnancy phenomena called nesting.- Pregnancy Week 33: How Dad Can Help Mom and Baby's Immune SystemYour baby is only gaining about ½ a pound per week but mom is gaining a full pound by pregnancy week thirty-three, and your belly is proving it.
Pregnancy Week 31: Mom's Heartburn, Baby's Brain Development, and Skin and Hair PigmentationYour baby's brain development kicks into high gear during the thirty-first week of pregnancy. Mom may be experiencing heartburn. Here's how to help relieve heartburn during pregnancy.- Pregnancy Week 29: Sciatica and Baby's Individual Weight GainDuring your twenty-ninth week of pregnancy you may start to have pain in your lower back, buttocks and legs. This pain may be sciatica. Your baby's growth is going to vary more starting in pregnancy week 29.
Pregnancy Week 28: Third Trimester, Colostrum Production, and Baby's DevelopmentYou are officially in your third trimester by pregnancy week twenty-eight. This means that you will experience a return of your first trimester symptoms including fatigue and breast tenderness.- Pregnancy Week 27: Insomnia and a New Way to Measure BabyYou may be experiencing pregnancy insomnia by you twenty-seventh week of pregnancy. Here's a look at why and how to solve your insomnia. Your baby's measurements are taken differently starting in your twenty-seventh week of pregnancy.
Pregnancy Week 25: Anemia, Wide Feet, and Baby's Lungs DevelopAround your twenty-fifth week of pregnancy you will be checked for anemia. Also during pregnancy week 25 mom may notice her feet are getting longer and wider. Your baby is developing alveoli so that his lungs can breath air.- Pregnancy Week 23: Chloasma, Hyperpigmentation, and Baby's Weight GainHyperpigmentation may start to plague mom around the twenty-third week of pregnancy. This causes chloasma or the pregnancy mask and linea nigra, that dark line down the middle of the belly.
Pregnancy Week 19: Mom's Hair, Fingernails, and Balance. Baby's Brown Fat and VernixMom's center of gravity may be off by the nineteenth week of pregnancy but her hair and nails are better than ever. The baby is forming a protective coating called vernix and is developing brown fat.
Pregnancy Week 18: Cramping, Vaginal Discharge, and Baby's MeconiumCramping may occur around the eighteenth week of pregnancy due to round ligament stretching. Pregnant women may also notice a white, vaginal discharge called leukorrhea. Baby starts to swallow amniotic fluid and produce meconium.- Pregnancy Week 17: Joint Pain, Backaches, and the Baby is Growing RapidlyPregnancy week seventeen is a week where your baby will practice moving, grasping, swallowing and sucking. The mother may have aching feet, ankles, knees, back and hips starting in her seventeenth week of pregnancy.
Pregnancy Week 14: Second Trimester, Quad Test, and Baby's LanugoYour fourteenth week of pregnancy marks the start of your second trimester. Your doctor will offer you a quad test for Down's syndrome and spina bifida. Your baby is developing down-like hairs called lanugo.
Pregnancy Week 15: Increased Sex Drive, Bleeding Gums, and Baby Practices BreathingPregnant women report an increase in their sex drive around the fifteenth week of pregnancy. Hormones can cause bleeding gums and a chronic stuffy nose. Your baby practices breathing by inhaling amniotic fluid.
Pregnancy Week 13: Pregnancy Exercising, Belly Bump, and Baby's Vocal Cords DevelopPregnancy week thirteen is the final week of your first trimester. Mom may have developed a belly bump and morning sickness should disappear. Your baby's vocal cords begin to develop. This article also includes pregnancy exercise ideas.
Pregnancy Week 10: Mom's Constipation and Baby's Sex Organs Begin to DevelopPregnancy week 10 features baby's sex organ development and discusses mom's constipation problems that happen during the first trimester.
Pregnancy Week 12: Dizziness, Chorionic Villus Test, and Baby's Organs Are FunctioningYour doctor may request a chorionic villus sampling test during your twelfth week of pregnancy. You may be experiencing something called pregnant woman dizziness and your baby's kidneys and spleen start functioning.
Pregnancy Week 11: Mom's Headaches, Large Veins, and Baby's Hair and Fingernail DevelopmentDuring Pregnancy Week 11 mom may be experiencing headaches and notice large veins in her legs, arms, and abdomen. Your baby is the size of a peanut and starts to develop his hair follicles and fingernails.
Pregnancy Week 9: First Doctor's Appointment and Baby's Digestive System DevelopmentYou will have your first obstetric appointment around the ninth week of pregnancy. This article explains what to expect for you first appointment along with common tests that will need to be done.- Pregnancy Week 7: Mom's Weight Gain and Baby's Brain DevelopmentBy the seventh week of pregnancy mom may have already gained or lost some weight. This week looks at what is a normal weight gain and normal weight loss during the first trimester. Also, your baby's brain is developing quickly, find out how quick.
- Pregnancy Week 5: Morning Sickness, Fatigue, and Fetal Heart and Neural Tube DevelopmentPregnant women may experience morning sickness, fatigue, and breast tenderness early on. The baby is busy developing a rudimentary heart, brain, and spinal cord.
Pregnancy Week 6: Frequent Urination, Breast Changes and Waiting to Tell EveryoneYour baby is growing rapidly during your sixth week of pregnancy. No one else may be able to know that you are pregnant but you are starting to see signs and experience symptoms that may be starting to make you uncomfortable.- Conception and Calculating Due Date for the First Three Weeks of PregnancyThis article includes the changes in mom's body, conception, due date calculation, and baby's development.
Weekly Pregnancy Calendar the First Trimester: Your Baby and Your DevelopmentThis article contains an overview of what will happen week by week in trimester one of your pregnancy.- Creating a Weekly, Personalized Pregnancy CalendarWeekly pregnancy calendars can give you something wonderful to look back on when your child gets older. Most kids love to hear about "where they came from," and a calendar detailing your pregnancy on a week-by-week basis can give them this.
- Making a Dog Pregnancy Calendar: Helpful HintsThe first step to creating a dog pregnancy calendar is to determine the estimated date that the dog will give birth. There are some great Web sites that help to determine this simply by entering the date that the dog was bred.
- Free Chinese Pregnancy Calendars: iVillage, Softpedia and More PlacesBased on ancient Chinese statistics, a Chinese pregnancy calendar predicts the gender of an unborn child. Using the mother's age and the date of the baby's conception, the calendar can tell if a baby will be a boy or a girl.
- Chinese Pregnancy Calendar: Chart Determining Unborn Babies' GendersThe Chinese pregnancy calendar is better worded as a conception chart, or a gender chart. It is called by these names: Chinese conception calendar, Chinese pregnancy chart, Chinese pregnancy calendar.
Free, Printable Pregnancy Calendars: Organization for Busy Baby TimeLooking for a free, printable pregnancy calendar to track your progress and to see how you compare to the general progress of a regular pregnancy? Keep tabs on what should be going on in your body day by day.- Free Downloads of Chinese Pregnancy CalendarsOne of the fun and interesting things you can do while awaiting the birth of your child is use a Chinese pregnancy calendar to predict the gender of your child.
- Dog Pregnancy Calendar: A Useful Way of Tracking Your Pet's PregnancyExpecting puppies in your house is an exciting event. You would like to be prepared for their arrival and would like to do your best to take care of the expecting mother. Preparing a dog pregnancy calendar is a fun and informative way to do so.
- Weekly Pregnancy Calendar: A Mom's JournalThere are several different types of pregnancy calendars that you can create. A weekly pregnancy calendar can become a very treasured keepsake. It will be an item that you can look back at and share with your children for years.
- Free Printable Pregnancy Calendars: JustMommies to WebMDIf you are looking for a great place to find free, printable pregnancy calendars, then you have come to a very exciting place. I will show you many different places you can go to get a free, printable pregnancy calendar to use before and after your pregnancy.
- Reliable Web Sites with Free Printable Pregnancy CalendarsNo matter how many pregnancy books you have read, all of the growth and development that occurs over the course of 40 weeks of pregnancy can be difficult to keep up with. For this reason, you may consider consulting a printable pregnancy calendar.
- Dog Pregnancy Calendars: Personalize How You Track a Pet's PregnancyPeople aren't the only ones who need calendars for tracking their pregnancies and knowing what to expect. Dog breeders and owners may find making a personalized dog pregnancy calendar is the best way to track their dogs' pregnancies.
Free Chinese Pregnancy Calendar Can Help You Choose Your Baby's GenderFree Chinese pregnancy calendars based on this ancient chart are available at numerous places online and available to download. The chart uses maternal age and date of conception to predict the sex of a child.