Whether you just found out you're pregnant or want to learn more, we're here to help you understand what's happening.
Missed Period
Often the first noticeable sign
Nausea
Morning sickness can happen anytime
Breast Changes
Tenderness or swelling
Fatigue
Feeling unusually tired
Frequent Urination
Needing to go more often
Weeks 1-12
Your baby's major organs begin to form. You may experience morning sickness, fatigue, and breast tenderness. This is a critical time for development.
Weeks 13-26
Often called the "golden trimester." Morning sickness usually eases. You'll start to show and may feel your baby move for the first time.
Weeks 27-40
Your baby is growing rapidly and preparing for birth. You may experience back pain, swelling, and difficulty sleeping as your body gets ready for delivery.
A heartbeat can be detected by ultrasound as early as 6 weeks.
All major organs are beginning to form by 8 weeks of pregnancy.
Your baby can begin to hear sounds, including your voice, by 18 weeks.
With medical support, babies may survive outside the womb around 24 weeks.
Folic acid and other essential vitamins support your baby's healthy development.
Prenatal visits help monitor your health and your baby's growth throughout pregnancy.
A balanced diet and plenty of water are essential for a healthy pregnancy.
These substances can harm your baby's development and lead to serious complications.