11 Week Pregnant
Highlights this week When you’ll feel kicks Your baby is busy somersaulting and stretching, but they’re still too small for you to notice it. You probably won’t feel your baby move until…
Highlights this week When you’ll feel kicks Your baby is busy somersaulting and stretching, but they’re still too small for you to notice it. You probably won’t feel your baby move until…
Highlights this week Hearing the heartbeat You may hear your baby’s heartbeat on a fetal Doppler during your next prenatal visit. It’s much faster than an adult heartbeat – it sounds like…
Highlights this week Your baby’s body Your baby has all the essential body parts now, including elbows and knees. On your baby’s face, the upper lip, nose, and eyelids have…
Highlights this week Your baby’s fingers and toes Your baby’s hands and feet – which look like paddles – are sprouting webbed fingers and toes. Nerves, bones, and muscles are developing…
Highlights this week Your baby takes shape Your baby’s little features – eyes, nose, mouth, and ears – are starting to look more defined. Arm and leg buds are growing longer. Testing…
Highlights this week Hearing your baby’s heartbeat Your baby’s heart isn’t fully developed, but cells in the heart tube have started beating fast, around 160 times a minute. You may hear the sound this week…
Highlights this week Feeling pregnant? You may be growing more aware of early pregnancy symptoms, including fatigue, achy or swollen breasts, nausea, and the need to pee more often. Announcing your pregnancy There are no hard…
Highlights this week Taking a pregnancy test By the end of this week, you may be able to get a positive pregnancy test. Pregnancy tests work by detecting the presence of…
Highlights this week The two-week wait If you’re ready to be pregnant, the next weeks may feel like the longest of your life. You’re in the so-called two-week wait (TWW), the interval…
Are you pregnant this week? You’re not pregnant yet, but if you conceive this week, you’ll be two weeks pregnant. That’s because healthcare providers use your last menstrual period to…