1. Pregnancy

3. 20 Signs You Might Be Pregnant Compiled by Lexi Walters.
Think you might be pregnant but aren’t sure whether it’s time to make a doctor’s appointment to find out for sure? Read a list of the very early symptoms of pregnancy.
The only way to tell for sure if you’re pregnant is by having a doctor perform a blood test or sonogram. (Just because you have the symptoms listed doesn’t mean you’re expecting!) But if you need a place to start considering whether you are, here are 20 common signs you might be pregnant:
Skipped period
Tender breasts
Spotting between periods
Stretch marks
Fatigue
Nausea
Vomiting
Excess saliva
Darkening of the areolas, the skin around your nipples
Headaches
Bloating
Lightheadedness
Vaginal discharge
Stretching of pelvic ligaments
Backaches
Food cravings
Bluish tinge to the vagina and cervix
Increased need to urinate

4. Fetus
26 weeks

5. Fetal Development Month by Month

6. Baby Questions Comes from Amniotic Fluid Boy or Girl Development
Face formation
Eats and breaths
Ultrasound
How ultrasound works
Comes out

7. Fetal Development Fetal Organs First Month (Embryo)
Tracking Fetal Development
Fetal Development
Fetal Organs
First Month (Embryo)
Vital organs are forming and the brain and beginning of the spine are evident.
Fifth Week
Heart begins to beat and circulate blood; arm and led buds emerge; brain, spinal cord, and nervous system are established.
Sixth Week
Digestive system is forming and arms and legs begin to grow.
Seventh Week
The umbilical cord joins the embryo to the placenta; long bones and internal organs are developing.
Second Month (Fetus)
Human face, arms, legs, fingers, toes, elbows, knees, eyelids and bone cells are forming.

8. Fetal Development
Twelfth Week
Sex is distinguishable; fingers and toes are moving; teeth buds are present and the kidney and bladder form. Baby is 2-4" long and weighs an once or two.
Sixteenth Week
Baby moves and kicks, sleeps and wakes, swallows; hair forms, digestion becomes active; fetus is pick in color and has a large.
20 Weeks
Spurt in baby's growth; internal organs are maturing; hair, eyebrows and lashes are present; baby increases storage of iron. Baby is 8-12" long and weighs 1/2 pound.
24 Weeks
Baby's skin is wrinkled; covered by lanugo and vernix; and baby has an audible heartbeat.

9. Fetal Development
28 Weeks
Most rapid growth; red and wrinkled; eyelids can open and close; baby storing large amounts of calcium and iron; fetus has a chance of surviving if born. Baby is 15" long and weighs 3 pounds.
32 Weeks
Weight gain and rapid growth; settles in favorite position; valuable fat increases.
36 Weeks
Baby gains 1/2 pound per week; bones of head are soft and flexible; baby has developed immunities. Baby is 18" long and weighs 6 pounds.
Birth Weeks
Organs developed; respiratory system is mature.

10. Delivery Baby is in position Water breaks
Cervix dilates to 10 cementers
Baby is pushed through the birth canal
Placenta is delivered

11. Delivery
C - Section
Regular delivery

12. Twins or Not
Twins