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“You may begin to feel more energetic but, on the down


side, aversions to certain foods or smells may be kicking off!”


Week 13


Baby: Baby's reflexes for sucking, swallowing and breathing will have begun, and it will be experimenting with facial muscles for frowning and pouting!


You: Your tummy will probably have started to 'stick out' making it obvious that you're pregnant.


Tip:Now's the time to start thinking about whom you want to tell...and how you plan to do it!


Week 14


Baby: Baby may begin to move around in the amniotic fluid, creating fluttering sensations in your tummy.


You: You may begin to feel more energetic but, on the down side, aversions to


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certain foods or smells may be kicking off!


Tip: If you fancy a bit of last-minute travelling, now's the ideal to start planning. You CAN go later on, but the appeal of long-distance in particular tends to fade the further on you go in your pregnancy.


Week 15


Baby: Baby's finger nails are developing and it may actually have started to suck its thumb. Its weight may increase dramatically this week too!


You: Your heart is doing a lot more than it used to and it has a lot more blood to plump so your skin may take on an extra glow!


Tip:Take some sensible exercise on a regular basis - this doesn't mean that you


suddenly take up long distance running if, to date, you've been a couch potato!


Week 16


Baby: Te downy fetal hair called lanugo is growing on baby's body. Fingers and toes will be waving about!


You: You should certainly be feeling the fetal movements known as 'butterflies' by now. How wonderful!


Tip: Don't be a martyr! If you're feeling tired, let people help and let them make allowances for you! Make the most of it!


Week 17


Baby: Baby's fat will be starting to form. By the time it's born, fat will account for two thirds of its body weight.


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