During pregnancy, your baby is developing day by day and your body is keeping up with this change. You can examine what is happening in your body week by week by reviewing our pregnancy follow-up chart. Pregnancy is counted as 40 weeks from the first day of the mother's last menstrual period.
2nd Week of Pregnancy
You are in the ovulation period and if the egg and sperm meet, you will start the adventure of pregnancy.
3rd Week of Pregnancy
Pregnancy has occurred and your baby is in the form of a small ball of rapidly multiplying cells called a blastocyst.
4th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby is an embryo consisting of two layers. Your primitive placenta is starting to develop. You probably won't be feeling any symptoms at this stage.
5th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby's nervous system begins to develop and the foundations of major organs begin to form. The development of the embryo, which reaches 2 mm in length, continues and blood circulation begins. The first signs of pregnancy may appear during this period.
6th Week of Pregnancy
A lump develops at the end of the neural tube as the basis for swelling of the heart and brain and head development. In this period, the embryo has a curved and tailed appearance. Arms and legs begin to appear as small buds.
7th Week of Pregnancy
The embryo has reached 10 mm in length and the brain, eyes and ears continue to develop. Cartilage begins to form and nerve cells multiply. The uterus is the size of a lemon. During this period, you may experience symptoms such as pain in the breasts and frequent urination.
8th Week of Pregnancy
At this stage, your baby is called a fetus. Their legs continue to develop and the structures that allow the placenta to attach to the uterine wall develop. You may be urinating more often than usual and feeling tired.
9th Week of Pregnancy
During the 9th week of pregnancy, your baby's face continues to develop slowly. His mouth, tongue, hands, internal organs and feet continue to develop. Your baby has reached a length of 22 mm. It is normal to experience sudden mood swings during this period.
10th Week of Pregnancy
In this process, your baby's ears begin to develop and jaw bones develop. Heart development is complete and your baby may make small movements that can be seen on ultrasound.
11th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby continues to grow rapidly and facial bones are forming, fingers are forming, nails are forming. After 11 weeks, dual screening test can be applied.
12th Week of Pregnancy
By the 12th week, the fetus is fully developed and organs, muscles, limbs and bones are formed. In this process, you may experience bloating, gas and constipation complaints due to the enlargement of the uterus.
13th Week of Pregnancy
During this period, your baby weighs about 25 grams and his genitals are formed. Morning sickness usually subsides during this time.
14th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby is about 85mm long and his kidneys are starting to work!
15th Week of Pregnancy
You are at 15 weeks and your baby can now hear sounds. He can detect bright lights even with his eyes closed.
16th Week of Pregnancy
At 16 weeks, your baby may involuntarily move his facial muscles. Nervous system development continues and their hands can touch each other.
17th Week of Pregnancy
At the 17th week of pregnancy, your baby's eyebrows and eyelashes begin to develop. Its weight is approximately 150 grams.
18th Week of Pregnancy
At 18 weeks, your baby begins to move imperceptibly.
19th Week of Pregnancy
You may feel your baby's first kick or feel the protrusions of hands and feet.
20th Week of Pregnancy
You are halfway through your pregnancy. During this period, your doctor may request a detailed ultrasonography scan.
21st Week of Pregnancy
Your baby has now reached a weight of approximately 350 grams. In this week, her head is covered with soft and fine hair, which is usually shed before birth in order to maintain body temperature.
22nd Week of Pregnancy
Your baby now sleeps and wakes up with you, adapting to your sleep pattern. A vertical line may develop on your abdomen and this should be considered normal.
23rd Week of Pregnancy
Even if your baby still receives oxygen through you, he prepares for the outside world by practicing breathing movements this week.
24th Week of Pregnancy
It will be recommended to have a sugar load between the 24th and 26th weeks of pregnancy. Thus, the baby can be prevented from being exposed to high sugar in the womb.
25th Week of Pregnancy
Are you ready to communicate with your baby? During these weeks, your baby responds to touch and sound. You can feel its movements very comfortably.
26th Week of Pregnancy
You're at 26 weeks pregnant and your baby can now open their eyelids.
27th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby's brain, lungs, and digestive system have formed and are continuing to develop.
28th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby now weighs 1 kg and you can listen to the heartbeat with a stethoscope.
29th Week of Pregnancy
You may be feeling your baby's movements intensely. Every pregnancy is unique and your baby's movement routine may differ.
30th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby's skin begins to plump and become smooth. In addition, by the 30th week, the sucking reflex develops.
31st Week of Pregnancy
At the 31st week of pregnancy, your baby's lung development continues rapidly. His eyes are now able to focus.
32nd Week of Pregnancy
Babies usually lie down during these weeks ready for birth.
33rd Week of Pregnancy
You've reached the 33rd week and now your baby's nervous system and brain are fully developed.
34th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby continues to develop and his bones harden.
35th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby is now curled up in the womb. You can feel all its movements on the surface of the uterus.
36th Week of Pregnancy
You may be feeling contractions called Braxton Hicks. Your uterus has started to practice for childbirth!
37th Week of Pregnancy
Your baby now weighs 3-4 kg and you are close to birth. The 37th week of pregnancy is called full term.
38th Week of Pregnancy
Shortly before birth. In this process, you should closely monitor yourself and the baby's movements.
39th Week of Pregnancy
You are very close to birth. In this process, it will be beneficial to eat watery and fibrous foods.
40th Week of Pregnancy
Pregnancy normally lasts about 40 weeks. Now you are ready to meet the new member of your family!
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