Pregnancy Calendar

This hub on pregnancy calendar covers stages and timelines, preparation checklists, typical examinations, and safety warning signs.

7 weeks pregnant: what's happening to your body and fetus

At seven weeks pregnant, the embryo is actively developing inside the woman's body. It weighs approximately 0.8 grams and measures approximately 8-10 millimeters.

2 weeks pregnant: what's happening and how to tell

In our article about the second week of pregnancy, we will try to answer these and other questions in detail.

Obstetric weeks: how to calculate the gestational age

Let's take a closer look at the characteristics of each week of the obstetric period of pregnancy.

The first weeks of pregnancy: the main things to know each day

In our article, we will try to cover the first weeks of pregnancy in as much detail as possible, including potential problems, and answer all your questions.

Early pregnancy: features

There are days when a woman's body literally begins to behave provocatively. For some reason, you crave herring, and definitely with jam, or suddenly you crave a pickle. Both women with experience and girls unaware of the vagaries of fate know that even the earliest stages of pregnancy can cause major changes in a woman's body. Sex and early pregnancy

Pregnancy at 41 weeks: what to do if the pregnancy is overdue

Your baby is no longer as comfortable as before, so for his safety, the doctor will advise you to start inducing labor next week.

Pregnancy at 40 weeks: timing, monitoring, tactics

It's hard to say for sure what your baby's weight and height will be, but the average newborn measurements are approximately 3.4 kg (8.5 lbs) and 50 cm (19.8 in) in height.

Pregnancy at 39 weeks: anticipation of labor and warning signs

The baby continues to grow a layer of fat that helps regulate body temperature after birth.

Pregnancy Week 38: Waiting for Labor

Your baby has already gained quite a lot of weight, which is now about 3.1 kg, and his height is 50 cm.

Pregnancy Week 37: Signs of Readiness

This week, your baby has reached full term. If labor begins now, the birth will be relatively easy and quick.

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