You'll likely see a more noticeable baby bump as your uterus expands. This is also when many women start to feel their baby move, a sensation often described as fluttering or bubbling.
Your baby's sensory development accelerates; they can now hear and might respond to sounds by moving or kicking. The skin is developing and covered in vernix, a protective coating. Fine hair, called lanugo, covers their body.
Prenatal visits are generally still every four weeks unless your healthcare provider advises otherwise based on your individual health and pregnancy progress.
While specific tests can vary, an anatomy scan ultrasound is often done around this time if it hasn't been completed already. This scan checks the baby's growth, organ development, and can often confirm the baby's sex if you wish to know.
Maintain a balanced diet and regular, gentle exercise to support your body's changes. Maternity wear can provide additional comfort. Also, consider supportive measures like pregnancy pillows to help with sleep.
