Pregnancy Week 7

Your baby's brain is developing rapidly in week seven. Get the details on the latest changes, plus advice on preparing for your first prenatal visit and bonding with your partner during your pregnancy.

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Your Changing Body

Even though you're not starting to show yet, you may notice you've put on a few pounds and your pants are starting to feel tight. You aren't big enough for maternity clothes at this point, but you might want to start shopping for the future.


Your Developing Baby

Your baby is already developing amazingly distinct facial features. Dark spots mark the areas where her eyes and nostrils will be, and a little mouth and ears are starting to form, too.


Tip of the Week

Granted, it's hard to focus on other people's feelings right now -- what with having to tend to your own tummy issues -- but there's a rather selfless question you'll want to ponder: How is your partner taking all of this?


Your Week 7 To-Do List
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1. Schedule and prepare for your first prenatal visit.


An Inside Look
Week 7

Take a unique look at Baby's development inside the womb this week.


Your Pregnancy Calendar
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Share and celebrate your pregnancy with other moms-to-be.


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We've got answers to your questions from experts and parents who've been there.



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