Your baby weighs just over a pound this week! Find out what's going on with her as well as how to tame junk food cravings, beat back pain, and more.
That baby of yours sure needs a lot of nutrients. As she uses more and more of the vitamins and minerals passing through your body, you might need an extra dose. That's why doctors sometimes prescribe iron supplements, in addition to your prenatal vitamin, during the second half of pregnancy.
Billions of brain cells will develop in your baby's brain over the next couple of weeks. These will control all of your baby's movements and sensory, and basic life functions like breathing. Also around this time, some major changes are happening with your baby's lungs.
If upper back pain is your biggest complaint, you may be able to solve the problem with a new, more supportive bra. Some women have trouble adapting to the weight of growing breasts.
Share and celebrate your pregnancy with other moms-to-be.
Your baby is walking around your belly a lot this week, and her eyes may even flutter open occasionally.
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Combat forgetfulness with extra organization and paring down your to-do list.
It's important to make time for yourself in your crazy schedule to just breathe, get a massage or listen to music.
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