Highlights Baby: ~22 cm long, ~700 g weight. Significant body rounding and fat deposition. Facial features fully formed; reflexes and sensory responses active. Internal organs continue maturing; lungs produce surfactant. Maternal body adapts: uterus grows, digestive and circulatory changes occur.…

Highlights Baby: 21–33 cm long, 530–600 g. Rapid brain development and sensory maturation. Beginning of fat deposition; skin becomes less red and smoother. Strong fetal movements, hiccups, and exploration of the womb. Maternal weight gain, mild swelling, breast changes, and…

Highlights The fetus measures about 20 cm and weighs approximately 450 grams. Rapid brain and central nervous system development. Improved functionality of major organs and systems, including circulatory, digestive, and urinary systems. Fetal movements are more pronounced and recognizable. Maternal…

Highlights The fetus weighs around 500 grams and measures 25–30 cm. The baby’s central nervous system and brain are actively developing, enabling controlled movements. Maternal body changes include increased appetite, breast sensitivity, and mild edema. Regular prenatal check-ups and ultrasounds…

Highlights Mid-pregnancy milestone: the fetus’s endocrine system becomes active. Fetus measures approximately 27 cm and weighs 310–370 g. Digestive, urinary, and immune systems function efficiently. Mothers may feel first pronounced fetal movements. Uterus growth can cause digestive discomfort, back pain,…

Highlights Pregnancy reaches midpoint (20 weeks) — early pregnancy risks are mostly past. Fetus is about 15 cm long and weighs 260 g, roughly the size of a small coconut. Major systems like lungs, heart, central nervous system, and digestive…

Highlights Fetus is about 25 cm long and weighs around 350 g, roughly the size of a potato. Rapid development of the nervous system, brain, and sensory organs. Increased uterine growth may cause abdominal stretching and mild discomfort. Early fetal…

Highlights The fetus is approximately 12.5–15 cm long and weighs 150–200 g, roughly the size of a mango. Rapid fetal growth continues; major organ systems and the nervous system are actively maturing. The uterus expands, exerting pressure on internal organs…

Highlights Fetus weighs 100–150 g and measures 11–13 cm, about the size of a pear. Subcutaneous fat forms, giving the body a fuller appearance. Major organ systems—including heart, lungs, kidneys, and nervous system—continue rapid maturation. Immune system begins producing antibodies.…

Highlights Marks the end of the 4th month of pregnancy. Early discomforts such as nausea, abdominal tension, and mood swings usually subside. The fetus measures about 108–116 mm and weighs around 80 g, similar in size to an avocado. Noticeable…