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Fetal Development Week 14 (Pregnancy Health Guru)

Just seven days ago, your baby was the size of a clementine, but now he or she is as big as a peach! Fruit comparisons aside, week 14 of pregnancy is a fascinating one. http://Pregnancy.Healthguru.com/?YT

Fetal Development Week 4 (Pregnancy Health Guru)

In week four, you probably just found out that you’re pregnant, but your baby has been growing since the time of conception. Your little embryo is now the size of a poppy seed! http://Pregnancy.Healthguru.com/?YT

Fetal Development Week 9 (Pregnancy Health Guru)

In week 9 of pregnancy, your baby will have a really big head but, no, he isn’t conceited! Instead, he or she is just top-heavy and is busy developing distinct facial features. http://Pregnancy.Healthguru.com/?YT

Fetal Development Week 7 (Pregnancy Health Guru)

Now that you’ve entered week seven of pregnancy, you’ll be even more connected to your baby—-via a fully formed and functional umbilical cord! For more info visit http://Pregnancy.Healthguru.com/?YT

Fetal Development Week 18 (Pregnancy Health Guru)

In week 18, you better get talking—or singing—to your belly! After all, fetal development has progressed to the point where your baby can likely hear you through the womb. http://Pregnancy.Healthguru.com/?YT

Fetal Development Week 5 (Pregnancy Health Guru)

Your baby has grown from the size of a poppy seed to the size of a sesame seed. Your baby’s heart will start to beat, although you won’t be able to detect it until next week. http://Pregnancy.Healthguru.com/?YT

Fetal Development Week 8 (Pregnancy Health Guru)

Welcome to pregnancy week eight, where your now kidney bean-sized fetus has developed twenty finger and toe buds! And that’s not all the fetal development that’s going on! Visit http://Pregnancy.Healthguru.com/?YT

Fetal Development Weeks 1 to 3 (Pregnancy Health Guru)

In Week 1 of pregnancy, you won’t be pregnant yet! Most women conceive during the 2nd week of their cycle yet the baby’s gestational age is based on the end of your last period. http://Pregnancy.Healthguru.com/?YT