First Trimester

18 to 20 weeks or later with first child 15 to 17 weeks or later with later children

You tend to get very nauseated. You also start to become very tired or exhausted. You will notice you will start to "lack" on household doings. Your breasts will become extremely tender and will grow bigger. In the beginning you will have a problem sleeping then you will start to sleep more after about 4 weeks. Your appetite will decrease but try eatting some crackers when you wake up and stick to bland types of food. You will also notice you will become very forgetful which the doctors offices consider "placenta brain". Your taste buds will start to go out of whack and you may notice foods you loved before are not very good anymore but once you enter into second trimester it usually fixes itself back to normal.

What ever you intake the feotus intakes so if you drink bleach the kid does ad if you smoke the kid does any time int he pregnancy r afterwards because if you drink or smoke or whatever while you breast feed the kid will get bad insides [e.g. if you smoke while pregnant of breast feeding the kid may die or suffer lung problems e.g. cancer] and the kid may be born premature if any intoxins or **** is taken while in the whom or shrink or die and if you eat loads of junk the baby will be fat or suffer weight problems and the pregnancy will bwe hard but if you dont eat enough iron [like in cabbage not metal] the baby will be undeveloped.

Early stages? To avoid pregnancy you get on birthcontrol. Go to your ob-gyn and they will show you.

If you are already pregnant only abortion by a doctor will be safe.

One is not supposed to take these vitamins while breastfeeding because some of them are made with too much vitamin b and e, which in large doses can be bad and we really don't know how they affect the milk. And also horsetail can be bad as well. All you need is a regular prenatal vitamin and a healthy diet. Wait until after nursing then start taking this vitamin.

It's supposed to but some women still have what they think is their period. If it continues throughout the pregnancy, you will be monitored more for miscarriage and may be placed on bedrest if it gets to that point. I have two 5 lb babies in me with no bleeding the whole way through.

you could have a misscaredge! but no worries tons of people drink there first month becouse they dont realize that they were pregnant but go to ur docs just to make sure u didnt hurt the baby!

Yeah, I get that sometimes. It's no big deal. :)

Yes. Spotting during the first trimester is very normal and sometimes spotting may go along with mild cramps. Many times the spotting is caused by your uterus growing and breaking small vessels for more room. However if you are having spotting which continues to bleeding and filling a maxi an hour for 3 hours along with heavy cramping there is a great chance you are having a miscarriage. When you are in this situation Dr's advise on an immediate call and will have you come in, even though there is nothing they can do to stop the miscarriage, before or during, if there is a problem with you...i.e bleeding wont stop or anything more problematic happens they can help you.

The brain , the heart, the lungs and the spinal column.

First you should put the bottle down before asking such a question...maybe you can spell correctly then! OF COURSE drinking alcohol can harm the baby. You should not be drinking at all. Everything you ingest the baby does as well. Please make sure everything that goes into your body is healthy and will help that precious baby grow strong and big.

Fourteen days after intercourse or the day of your expected period.

All women are different. But I'd guess the average women starts to show lower on her belly. When I first started to "show", it looked like I got a layer of fat over my tummy, hips and waist. Then I started to notice a small bulge very low on my stomach.....which just seems to expand all the time!! As your uterus grows upward, you'll notice higher on your abdomen becoming larger. What some refer to as a "bump" in early pregnancy usually shows under the belly button where the uterus is located. As time goes by and baby grows, you will show in various ways depending on how your baby grows. Some women carry high in late pregnancy, some low.

When you drink it goes to the fetus and causes damage to the baby. It can cause you to have a miscarraige, birth defects and even causes learning and behavior problems. Think of all of this before drinking again because your baby could come out stillborn.

Answer2: Whatever the mother eats or drinks the baby eats or drinks. I read an article that said "a particularly tragic out come of alcohol abuse is its effect on the unborn. "Alcohol is far worse for the developing fetus than any other abused drug," reports the International Herald Tribune. When a pregnant woman drinks, her developing child also drinks, and the toxic effect of alcohol is especially devastating at the formative stage of the fetus. Alcohol carries irreversible damage to is central nervous system. Neurons do not form properly. Cells are killed off. Other cells end up located in the wrong place. The result, fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), is the foremost cause of mental retardation in newborns. "You don't have to be an alcoholic to hurt your baby," remarks Professor Ann Streissguth, of the fetal alcohol and drug unit at the University of Washington, "you just have to be drinking enough and pregnant." The wisest course for women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy may be not to drink any alcohol at all. (taken from 10/08/05 Awake magazine on Jehovah's Witnesses official website)

Yes it is.

when you are medically considered 2 weeks pregnant it is the same week that you ovulate & have sex, at 3 weeks it is the actual conception week where implantation occurs. if using an HPT it is the following week (the 4th) when you may possibly get your first positive. the weeks of pregnancy start with the first day of your LMP (last menstrual period)

source: 35 wks preggo!

Your fetus' sex is determined at fertilization. However, the external genitalia don't start developing until the 11th week of gestation, but will still not be visible on ultrasound.

I was having a 'normal' pregnancy and HCG levels rising until I started taking my prenatal vitamins. Then 4 days later, I suffered a miscarriage. I found out that my coworker also suffered a miscarriage after she had been on her prenatal vitamins for 5 days. Maybe a coincidence, maybe not.

Your adorable baby is growing! I think.....

== == == == The bigger the baby gets, the more it presses down on your bladder and the less space your bladder has to hold urine. That translates into a pit stop every 5 minutes.
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Yes, when you are pregnant the expanding uterus presses against the bladder, making the bladder smaller. As your pregnancy progresses, the baby will use your bladder as a punching bag or a pillow as it kicks and punches and sleeps. The added pressure of the baby against your bladder causes you to PEE more than normal as do urinary tract infections, STDs, and diabetes.
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No, you and the baby will be fine. No worries!

well when i first became pregnant i had normal signs of PMS. cramps and sore breast. then i missed my menstrual and the cramps worsened. this is due to the stretching of your reproductive organs. as the days went on my breast got more and more tender. At times i feel like i don't wanna eat, other times i cant eat enough. no morning sickness, a little nausea but nothing serious.

There is no "requirement" to feel sick in the first trimester. In fact, morning sickness for the majority of women calms by the 2nd month as the body adjusts to higher hormones. Other women experience morning sickness off and on throughout the pregnancy.

All the organs of the baby develop in first trimester. Means in first three months ofpregnancy.