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Muscle development continues, and your baby is probably making lots of movements with his or her head, mouth, arms, wrists, hands, legs, and feet.

Brain and nerve endings are formed enough so that the fetus can feel touch, while you might be feeling irregular, painless Braxton Hicks contractions.

This week, your baby's heart begins to beat! The digestive and respiratory systems are forming, as are small buds that will grow into arms and legs.

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Around week 8 of pregnancy, symptoms such as a missed period, nausea, extreme fatigue, or tight clothes may make your pregnancy feel more real.

Braxton Hicks contractions (also called "false labor") may become more pronounced, and your water may break.

Aug 22, 2024 - What to expect week by week as your pregnancy progresses. See how your baby develops, your body changes and what to think about in each trimester.

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At this point, your appetite may return because the baby has dropped down into your pelvis, and is no longer putting as much pressure on your stomach and...

Your baby measures about 0.6 to 0.7 inches from crown to rump and weighs around 0.1 ounces. Your baby may make some first movements as muscles develop, but you...

This week, the embryo begins to form a distinct shape that includes the neural tube, which will become the spinal cord and brain.

At 20 weeks into your pregnancy, your baby has grown a lot and weighs about 11 oz (312 g). You're halfway there!

At this point, you may be taking frequent trips to the bathroom. That's because your baby is engaged in your pelvis, so your bladder is extremely compressed.

Your baby now weighs a little less than 2 pounds and will gain weight steadily until birth.

At 20 weeks into your pregnancy, your baby has grown a lot and weighs about 11 oz (312 g). You're halfway there!

Your baby can hold his or her head erect, and facial muscles now allow for a variety of expressions, such as squinting and frowning.

Braxton Hicks contractions (also called "false labor") may become more pronounced, and your water may break.

Our week-by-week illustrated pregnancy calendar is a detailed guide to all the changes taking place in your baby - and in you!

Your baby now weighs a little less than 2 pounds and will gain weight steadily until birth.