The second trimester spans from week 13 to the end of week 26. During this time, your baby continues to grow and develop almost all of the features they'll have at birth. Many women find that symptoms like nausea and fatigue improve during this trimester, but other symptoms may continue or begin.
The fetus begins to move, and its facial muscles develop. The skeleton continues to form, and the fetus can make sucking movements.
The fetus begins to move, and its facial muscles develop. The skeleton continues to form, and the fetus can make sucking movements.
The fetus begins to move, and its facial muscles develop. The skeleton continues to form, and the fetus can make sucking movements.
The fetus begins to move, and its facial muscles develop. The skeleton continues to form, and the fetus can make sucking movements.
You might feel the baby move for the first time. The baby's hearing develops, and it may respond to loud sounds. A protective coating called vernix covers the skin.
You might feel the baby move for the first time. The baby's hearing develops, and it may respond to loud sounds. A protective coating called vernix covers the skin.
You might feel the baby move for the first time. The baby's hearing develops, and it may respond to loud sounds. A protective coating called vernix covers the skin.
You might feel the baby move for the first time. The baby's hearing develops, and it may respond to loud sounds. A protective coating called vernix covers the skin.
The baby's lungs begin to develop. Footprints and fingerprints are forming, and the baby begins to develop a sleep cycle.
The baby's lungs begin to develop. Footprints and fingerprints are forming, and the baby begins to develop a sleep cycle.
The baby's lungs begin to develop. Footprints and fingerprints are forming, and the baby begins to develop a sleep cycle.
The baby's lungs begin to develop. Footprints and fingerprints are forming, and the baby begins to develop a sleep cycle.
The baby's brain develops rapidly, and the nervous system becomes more complex. The baby may hiccup, causing rhythmic movements.
The baby's brain develops rapidly, and the nervous system becomes more complex. The baby may hiccup, causing rhythmic movements.