weeks by week pregnancy - 5th Week

The embryo, which grows very quickly, like a tiny tadpole.

The heart and circulatory system are beginning to form. The tiny heart begins to beat and pump blood.


Skin, hair, nails, mammary glands and sweat glands and the tooth enamel begins to form.


Food and oxygen to your baby now come through the umbilical cord and placenta.


Pregnancy symptoms can appear this week, if not already done so. This may include nausea, breast tenderness, fatigue and a constant urge to urinate!

weeks by week pregnancy - 6th week

Your baby is now the size of a small bean (4 to 5 mm in length).

The child, who begins to take shape, is a huge head and dark spots where her eyes and nostrils are beginning to develop.


Your baby's heart begins to beat twice as fast as yours, about 100 to 130 beats per minute.


The muscle fibers begin to form and in the middle of the sixth week, it is likely that his little limbs begin to move (though you will not feel movement at this stage).


Maybe soon you will notice that you are very emotional, that is to say a gloomy day, then playful the next day.

weeks by week pregnancy - 7th Week

Your baby is currently almost a centimeter and a half (½ inch)!

Her brain begins to develop, and his teeth inside his mouth and his ears are continuing their development. The eye color begins to develop.


His veins are clearly visible due to its skin is thin like paper.


You can not feel your baby move, but he is very active.


You have May still be nausea (not just in the morning). They should fade as the weeks of pregnancy progressed, but it is possible that you continue to go the bathroom often.

weeks by week pregnancy - 8th week

Your baby has is now the size of a haricot bean!

Her lashes cover almost his eyes. Her fingers and toes that stretch are still partially webbed. His arms were stretched out as her hands are now moving the wrist is attached at its heart.


Leaving the airways of the throat to the ramifications of his lungs develop.


You will are still not sure if you are expecting a boy or a girl's genitals because your baby has not yet taken shape.

weeks by week pregnancy - 9th week

Your baby measures nearly 2 ½ centimeters (1 inch) and take a form more human from week to week.


At this point, it may be that it does not show that you are pregnant.


Parts of the body, including organs, muscles and nerves begin to form.


All the major joints - shoulders, elbows, wrists, knees and ankles - are mobile, allowing your baby to move his limbs.


The mood swings are now common. It is quite normal to be elated and terrified at the same time the idea of becoming a parent.

weeks by week pregnancy - 10th week

This is the start of the "fetal period" during which the tissues and organs of your baby are developing rapidly.


Your baby is no longer an embryo!


He measures about 2 ½ centimeters (1 inch) from head to toe and weighs less than 7 grams (1 / 4 of an ounce).


The development stage the most critical is now closed.


Tiny fingernails and toes begin to form, and a sleeping bag begins to cover her body.

weeks by week pregnancy - 11th week

If you have more 35 years and have a family history of genetic disease like cystic fibrosis, perhaps you can consider taking a prenatal test called chorines villas sampling (C VS) is performed between the tenth and twelfth week and is used to detect certain diseases and genetic abnormalities.


A phenomenon funny your baby will may begin to have hiccups since now her diaphragm moves.


Tiny teeth begin to appear in the gums.