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PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

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  • Week 15 of Pregnancy

    Week 15 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    To improve the quality and quantity of your sleep, make sure you limit your caffeine intake (which you should be doing anyway), sleep with your head raised to ease heartburn, and don’t drink liquids after dinner so you can reduce the number of bathroom visits during the night.

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  • Week 16 of Pregnancy

    Week 16 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    Whether it occurs in this 16th week or a month from now, the first time you feel your baby move is one of the highlights of pregnancy. As your pregnancy progresses, your baby’s movements will be so frequent and pronounced that you may take them for granted, but this first signal of your baby’s existence is an important milestone.

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  • Week 17 of Pregnancy

    Week 17 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    For many women, the second trimester is the best period of pregnancy. Your initial pregnancy symptoms — overwhelming fatigue and morning sickness — have likely eased by this point.

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  • Week 18 of Pregnancy

    Week 18 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    Around this week, a baby’s ears are sufficiently developed that he can hear for the first time. The womb is a protected environment, but it is not a particularly quiet one.

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  • Week 19 of Pregnancy

    Week 19 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    You are about halfway through your pregnancy, so now is a good time to consider what you still need to do before the baby arrives.

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  • Week 20 of Pregnancy

    Week 20 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    Your doctor might suggest an ultrasound exam at this time. This is one exam both you and your partner can look forward to. You’ll get to see your baby, from her head to her spine to her beating heart.

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  • Week 21 of Pregnancy

    Week 21 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    You may be noticing that your feet and ankles are starting to swell, especially at the end of the day. This is completely normal. If swelling is bothering you, try keeping your legs slightly elevated while you rest or sleep.

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  • Week 22 of Pregnancy

    Week 22 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    Beginning about this time, some women start feeling painless contractions, also known as Braxton-Hicks contractions. The muscles in your abdomen may suddenly get rock-hard, a quick rehearsal of the serious contractions that will happen in a few months.

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  • Week 23 of Pregnancy

    Week 23 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    This is still a pleasant time in pregnancy — at least physically. Your emotions may be telling a different story. The mix of hormones, anxiety, and uncertainty that comes with pregnancy can be enough to make any woman moody or irritable.

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  • Week 24 of Pregnancy

    Week 24 of Pregnancy

    • PREGNANCY, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

    It’s not unusual to feel a surge in sexual desire during your second trimester. Now that your morning sickness has passed, you may want to make up for lost time.

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