It's never too early to start planning what you'll need to buy for your baby, even if you don't want to start shopping just yet.
Your hormones have done all the hard work to establish your pregnancy and as they settle down, so should your nausea.
Relief, excitement, apprehension... it's normal to feel all this and more at this stage of your pregnancy.
Even at this early stage of development, your baby has started to urinate, although in very small quantities.
At 13 Weeks and 3 Days, it is surprising how much detail is already present in your baby's body. Click here to find out more.
Your baby's central nervous system, including the brain and the spine, now has all its basic components.
It's only a minor pregnancy symptom, but nasal congestion can happen most days-and make you a snorer at night!
Your baby is growing and getting stronger every day, and it's all thanks to her life support system-the placenta.
It can be difficult to avoid information overload-everyone, it seems, will have advice to share with you.
Now that some pregnancy discomforts have passed and while you await your belly "bump," you may feel strangely "normal."
He's well-developed on the outside, but complex changes are taking place as your baby's internal organs continue to mature.
Feel free to talk to your baby. His ears have now developed to the point where he can hear your voice.
At 14 weeks and 4 days, the placenta now starts a second wave of growth that will take almost six weeks. Click here to find out more.
You might receive some compliments, because at this stage of pregnancy you're likely to look glowing with good health.
The neural tube, the basis of your baby's spinal cord, developed in the very early weeks; now the spinal cord is fully formed.
It's worthwhile finding comfortable sleeping positions now; these will stand you in good stead throughout pregnancy.
Your belly "bump" may be clearly visible by this 16th week of pregnancy, and you'll be amazed at how quickly it grows.
At 15 weeks and 2 days, the fingertips are prominent and the fingers still quite short. Each finger is separate and moves independently of the rest.
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