Pregnancy in weeks: changes in the mother and faetal development

The 20th week of pregnancy is here. Morning sickness is probably no longer bothering you. You can enjoy a pleasant period of pregnancy with a growing tummy that does not yet restrict you.

You are 21 weeks pregnant, you have just entered the second half of your pregnancy. Your baby is growing at a great speed. If he is not sleeping, he is already restless and always on the move at this time.

The child sleeps less and moves more during the day. When he wakes up, he is very active and makes his movements known.

The baby is growing and you are becoming more and more aware of its movements. In a few weeks, your whole tummy will be moving as your baby does acrobatic stunts and somersaults in the womb.

The foetus grows and gains strength, and you feel its movements more and more. It alternates between periods of sleep and activity. It may happen that the baby stays in one position for several hours.

Your belly is rounded and bulging outwards. The baby is comfortable in your belly, growing in it, gaining weight and making his movements known. He is responding to your movements, to touches and sounds. His nostrils are opening this week and his lungs are beginning a new phase of development.

Are you experiencing emotions of joy and anticipation of the baby's arrival? Although the fetus is already fully developed, it still needs time for proper lung and brain development during intrauterine life.

You are at the end of your sixth month of pregnancy, the second trimester. The last part of the third trimester is approaching. Your baby is growing and gaining weight in your tummy. He is letting you know about his movements, which are sometimes painful. Your tummy is getting bigger and you are starting to prepare for the baby's arrival.

You are starting your 7th month of pregnancy and the last of the 3rd trimester, which ends with the birth of your longed-for baby. How is your baby developing this week and what can you feel as your tummy grows?

You're already in your 29th week of pregnancy. The time is flying by so fast and you're 11 weeks away from your due date. Let's read how this week of pregnancy is going and how your baby is developing.

The growth of the pregnant belly is still continuing. So is the growth of your baby, who is getting bigger every day.

By communicating with your tummy, the baby is acquiring the basics of speech. He listens and perceives your voice. He responds with his movements and kicking.

Your baby is already gaining weight faster than he is growing in length. He may double his weight in the last few weeks.

Your baby's space in the womb is shrinking. There's not enough room for his acrobatic stunts.

You probably already feel like you've been pregnant for more than 130 weeks. It seems incredibly long. You're slowly approaching your due date, which should be in 6 weeks.

Your tummy is getting bigger and you are slowly getting used to its size. The baby's movements have calmed down slightly due to the lack of space in the womb. When he is awake and not sleeping, he is still wriggling and moving his arms and legs.

Your pregnancy is almost over. You have only one week left before your pregnancy is considered complete. A baby born at 37 weeks is considered mature.

A few months ago, you found out you were pregnant. Your baby was the size of a bean. You couldn't wait to be in your third trimester. And now it's here. Every day you get closer to giving birth and finally holding your baby in your arms.

At the 38th week of pregnancy, the fetus is already fully developed and ready for birth.

As the due date approaches, you're thinking more and more about how it's all going to go. You're getting impatient and curious about what it's going to be like, who your baby will look like and if everything will be okay.