Discover how your baby is developing in week 20. Plus, get tips on dealing with everything from stress to nosy relatives.
This week is a cause for celebration -- you've reached the halfway point of your pregnancy! If you turn to the side these days, others will really notice a change in your profile -- you definitely look pregnant now.
Your baby is as happy as a clam in your womb, as his well-developed limbs continue to explore by curling, flexing and kicking. And his hair, nails, and eyebrows continue to sprout.
Wacky, scary, vivid, and unsettling dreams are all totally normal during pregnancy. These dreams may be spurred by anxieties you have about motherhood or labor, along with insomnia, or trouble falling asleep.
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Your baby's brain is developing this week, and she's nearly 10 inches long.
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Your uterus is well on its way to expanding to about 500 times its original size!
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