Are you new to pregnancy? Well, don't get confused by your body's confusing signals. Here, we guide you to understand what you can look forward to.
The wait is finally over, if labour sets in on time, this week you will hold your bundle of joy in your arms.
Though your baby still appears to be tiny on the screen during your ultrasound, but is growing at a phenomenal rate.
Varicose veins and haemorrhoids can cause discomfort, but counting your baby's kicks will help you wade through the woes cheerfully.
Now that you are very close to labour, be watchful of your symptoms to know when you should head for the hospital.
Just two weeks away from labour, frequent urination and pelvic pain can bother you, while your baby practises breathing techniques to perfect the art.
Here is what happens to you during the 28th week of your pregnancy.
With your labour approaching near, your gait becomes slow but your baby keeps putting on weight, readying for birth.Image
Frequent urination and sleepless nights continues while your baby keeps on putting weight and taking the labour-ready position for the D-day.
While you are counting days to your labour, heartburn and blurry vision can trouble you this week. Your baby is hale and hearty readying for labour.
Apart from weight gain, you might be suffering from insomnia and heartburn while your baby's skeletal system grows strong this week.
You are in for more unpleasant symptoms coupled with tiredness and sluggishness, but the good news is you are not too far away from the D-day.
Fatigue, heartburn, frequent urge to urinate will bother you this week, while your baby starts to manufacture its own red blood cells this week.
Swelling, craving, speedy weight gain, among others, in store for you this week.
Here is what happens during the 26th week of your pregnancy.
Find out what happens during the 25th week of your pregnancy.
Here is what happens to you and your baby during the 24th week of your pregnancy.
Here is all you need to know about fetal developments happening in the 23rd week of pregnancy.
Week by week pregnancy guide – Week 22 of your pregnancy
Week by week pregnancy guide – Week 21 of your pregnancy
Your baby's scalp produces hair while your face might have outbreaks that isn't very appealing to you. Know more about the developments that happen this week.
This week onwards your baby starts to yawn with her nervous system developing full-fledgedly and your belly is now doing all the talking for you about your pregnancy.
While pain in the lower abdomen and swollen feet can bug you this week, inside your baby's fingerprints are being formed while your baby grows stronger and bigger with each passing day.
Your baby's development is at its peak and the neck movements are now more synchronized. Now you start showing the baby bump too. Read more about this weeks developments.
Are you new to pregnancy? Well, don't get confused by your body's confusing signals. Here, we guide you to understand what you can look forward to.
The wait is finally over, if labour sets in on time, this week you will hold your bundle of joy in your arms.
Though your baby still appears to be tiny on the screen during your ultrasound, but is growing at a phenomenal rate.
Varicose veins and haemorrhoids can cause discomfort, but counting your baby's kicks will help you wade through the woes cheerfully.
Now that you are very close to labour, be watchful of your symptoms to know when you should head for the hospital.
Just two weeks away from labour, frequent urination and pelvic pain can bother you, while your baby practises breathing techniques to perfect the art.
Here is what happens to you during the 28th week of your pregnancy.
With your labour approaching near, your gait becomes slow but your baby keeps putting on weight, readying for birth.Image
Frequent urination and sleepless nights continues while your baby keeps on putting weight and taking the labour-ready position for the D-day.
While you are counting days to your labour, heartburn and blurry vision can trouble you this week. Your baby is hale and hearty readying for labour.
Apart from weight gain, you might be suffering from insomnia and heartburn while your baby's skeletal system grows strong this week.
You are in for more unpleasant symptoms coupled with tiredness and sluggishness, but the good news is you are not too far away from the D-day.
Fatigue, heartburn, frequent urge to urinate will bother you this week, while your baby starts to manufacture its own red blood cells this week.
Swelling, craving, speedy weight gain, among others, in store for you this week.
Here is what happens during the 26th week of your pregnancy.
Find out what happens during the 25th week of your pregnancy.
Here is what happens to you and your baby during the 24th week of your pregnancy.
Here is all you need to know about fetal developments happening in the 23rd week of pregnancy.
Week by week pregnancy guide – Week 22 of your pregnancy
Week by week pregnancy guide – Week 21 of your pregnancy
Your baby's scalp produces hair while your face might have outbreaks that isn't very appealing to you. Know more about the developments that happen this week.
This week onwards your baby starts to yawn with her nervous system developing full-fledgedly and your belly is now doing all the talking for you about your pregnancy.
While pain in the lower abdomen and swollen feet can bug you this week, inside your baby's fingerprints are being formed while your baby grows stronger and bigger with each passing day.
Your baby's development is at its peak and the neck movements are now more synchronized. Now you start showing the baby bump too. Read more about this weeks developments.
