You might notice a more visible belly and possibly less nausea. Breast enlargement and increased appetite are common.
Most likely not yet. Movement sensations, or "quickening," usually start between 16 and 25 weeks, but some might sense them by the end of the third month.
By month's end, all vital organs have formed. The baby begins moving, and facial features become more distinct.
First-trimester screenings for chromosomal abnormalities, including blood tests and a nuchal translucency ultrasound, are common.
Opt for a balanced diet and small, frequent meals to manage hunger and support healthy weight gain.
