MomHera - Motherhood and Pregnancy Guide

Week By Week Pregnancy

Congratulations! You're now an expectant mother with MomHera, embarking on a magnificent journey. Are you ready for this unique 40-week, or 9 months and 10 days, journey filled with pregnancy and motherhood insights? Discover this extraordinary experience with MomHera where every moment is unforgettable!

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The pregnancy journey begins! Your body is preparing for the creation of new life. There are no pregnancy symptoms yet, but the groundwork for embryo development is being laid.

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This week, fertilization occurs as the sperm meets the egg. The zygote quickly divides into a blastocyst and begins its journey to the uterus. Pregnancy symptoms may still be absent.

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Vanilla Seeds

The fertilized egg rapidly divides and reaches the uterus, starting the implantation process. Your body is beginning to adapt to pregnancy. Light spotting may occur.

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Poppy Grain

The blastocyst implants into the uterus and beta hCG hormone production starts. This hormone is responsible for positive pregnancy test results. You might experience fatigue and tender breasts as initial symptoms.

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Orange Seed

The embryo is growing rapidly, and the first heartbeats start this week. Symptoms like nausea, fatigue, and frequent urination may appear.

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Peas

Your baby's brain, heart, and other major organs begin to develop this week. Nausea and fatigue might intensify.

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Length : 0.4-1.3 cm

Blueberry

The embryo is growing quickly, and small facial features are starting to form. As your uterus expands, you might feel mild cramps and discomfort.

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Weight : 0.5-1 g

Length : 1.3-1.6 cm

Blackberry

This week, your baby is the size of a bean. Hands and feet are beginning to develop. Hormonal changes may cause mood swings.

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Weight : 1-1.5 g

Length : 1.5-2.6 cm

Green Olive

Your baby's bones and muscles are starting to develop. Morning sickness may persist, and you might experience energy fluctuations.

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Weight : 4-6 g

Length : 3.1-4.2 cm

Plum

The embryo transitions to the fetal period, quickly taking on a human form. All major organs are formed, and detailed development continues.

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Weight : 4-7 g

Length : 4-5 cm

Strawberry

During your 11th week of pregnancy, your baby is beginning to develop fingers and toes. Organs are becoming more complex and starting to function. You may start feeling an increase in energy and notice some changes in symptoms.

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Weight : 6-14 g

Length : 5-6 cm

Lime

By week 12, your baby's organs are becoming more defined. Morning sickness may begin to lessen, and you might start feeling more energetic. This is a good time to consider scheduling your first ultrasound to determine your baby's gender.

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Weight : 14-25 g

Length : 6-8 cm

Lemon

Your baby continues to grow rapidly in week 13, and movements become more pronounced. It's possible to determine your baby's gender around this time, and you're nearing the start of the second trimester. You might notice changes in your body and a gradual return of energy.

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Weight : 45-60 g

Length : 8.5-10 cm

Orange

By week 14, you may begin to feel more relaxed as morning sickness typically subsides and your energy levels increase. Your baby's organs continue to develop rapidly, and changes in your body become more noticeable.

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Weight : 50-55 g

Length : 9-10 cm

Pear

In week 15, your baby's size increases rapidly, and movements become more coordinated. You might start feeling your baby's first gentle movements. Increased energy levels and a sense of enjoyment in pregnancy are common during this period.

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Weight : 80-140 g

Length : 10-13 cm

Avocado

Energy levels usually peak by week 16, and many pregnancy symptoms begin to diminish. Consider scheduling an ultrasound to determine your baby's gender. Your baby continues to grow rapidly, and you may experience a more comfortable pregnancy phase.

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Weight : 100-150 g

Length : 11-13 cm

Onion

By week 17, your baby's organs are becoming more intricate, and movements are more defined. You may start feeling better physically and emotionally as you enjoy the journey of pregnancy.

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Weight : 150-170 g

Length : 12-14 cm

Cucumber

Week 18 sees significant growth in your baby's size, and gender may be more discernible. You may experience bodily changes and feel your baby's movements more frequently.

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Weight : 200-220 g

Length : 13-15 cm

Mango

By week 19, you may begin feeling your baby's movements more distinctly. Your body continues to change, and your baby's growth continues at a steady pace.

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Weight : 220-260 g

Length : 14-16 cm

Potato

At week 20, your baby is about the size of a banana, and gender determination becomes clearer. Physical changes become more pronounced, and you can fully embrace the joys of pregnancy.

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Weight : 290-320 g

Length : 16-19 cm

Banana

During week 21, you may notice more pronounced movements from your baby. As your baby's sensory organs continue to develop, you may experience some bodily changes. This period marks rapid growth for your baby, allowing you to enjoy the journey of pregnancy.

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Weight : 330-400 g

Length : 19-22 cm

Bell pepper

At week 22, your baby may be seen adapting more. As your baby's skin thickens, you may experience significant weight gain. During this time, you can observe the structure of your baby more clearly.

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Weight : 400-500 g

Length : 19-24 cm

Grapefruit

During week 23, your baby's body proportions continue to develop rapidly. While your baby's movements increase, you may experience changes in your sleep patterns. Growth and development of your baby accelerate during this period.

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Weight : 550-600 g

Length : 22-26 cm

Pomegranate

At week 24, your baby's respiratory tracts further develop, allowing for breathing experiences. While your baby's movements may bother you more, you may also experience low energy. During this period, attention is drawn to your baby's health and growth.

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Weight : 650-750 g

Length : 24-28 cm

Eggplant

During week 25, it can be observed that your baby is growing rapidly inside. While fat deposits increase under your baby's skin, you may experience fluctuations in mood. During this time, various changes occur in the body along with the growth of your baby.

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Weight : 750-850 g

Length : 26-30 cm

Acorn

At week 26, it can be observed that your baby opens their eyes. While your baby's muscles strengthen, you may experience discomforts like heartburn. During this period, the sensory organs of your baby continue to develop.

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Weight : 850-950 g

Length : 28-33 cm

Cabbage

During week 27, you may feel more intense movements from your baby. As your baby's body weight increases, you may experience complaints such as back pain. During this time, as your baby grows, you can increase your preparations for childbirth.

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Weight : 950-1050 g

Length : 28-35 cm

Lettuce

Week 28 marks the beginning of the third trimester and the approaching childbirth. As your baby's brain develops further, you may experience discomforts like respiratory problems. During this period, completing your childbirth preparations and resting become important.

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Weight : 1200-1300 g

Length : 37-40 cm

Cauliflower

During week 29, your baby's weight continues to increase rapidly. While your baby's movements become more pronounced, changes in your sleep pattern may be observed. During this period, the health and growth of your baby are in the foreground.

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Weight : 1300-1400 g

Length : 39-41 cm

Broccoli

During week 30, your baby's growth continues rapidly and is now quite active. As your baby's respiratory movements become more pronounced, pregnancy symptoms such as back pain may increase. During this period, your baby's preparation for birth accelerates.

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Weight : 1400-1500 g

Length : 40-41 cm

Coconut

In week 31, your baby continues to grow rapidly. You may notice more pronounced movements and feel an increase in body weight. This period sees further development of your baby's respiratory system in preparation for birth.

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Weight : 1600-1800 g

Length : 41-43 cm

Ornamental pumpkin

During week 32, your baby's movements increase and may sometimes cause discomfort. As your baby's body fat deposits increase, you might also experience changes in your sleep pattern. It's a time to complete your preparations for childbirth and focus on relaxation.

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Weight : 1900-2000 g

Length : 43-44 cm

Gourd

At week 33, your baby's muscles strengthen, and movements become more coordinated. You may experience discomforts such as frequent urination during this period. It's important to take care of yourself and rest while your baby continues to grow and develop rapidly.

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Weight : 2000-2200 g

Length : 44-45 cm

Pineapple

In week 34, your baby's respiratory exchange continues to develop, preparing for post-birth breathing. While your baby's movements may become more pronounced and possibly uncomfortable for you, respiratory issues might arise. It's crucial to prepare for childbirth and complete your final checks.

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Weight : 2200-2400 g

Length : 45-46 cm

Spaghetti squash

Week 35 brings you closer to childbirth with each passing day. As your baby continues to grow, you might experience symptoms like pelvic pressure. It's a time to be ready for hospitalization and review your birth plan.

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Weight : 2400-2600 g

Length : 46-48 cm

A bunch of black cabbage

During week 36, completing final preparations for childbirth becomes crucial. As your baby assumes a head-down position and final checks are conducted, you may experience symptoms like backaches. Relaxation and rest are essential during this period.

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Weight : 2600-2800 g

Length : 48-49 cm

Canary melon

Week 37 marks the completion phase for your baby. Your baby is now ready for birth, and you might experience symptoms such as frequent pelvic pressure. It's important to finalize your birth plan and be prepared for childbirth.

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Weight : 2800-3000 g

Length : 49-50 cm

Melon

By week 38, your baby is fully developed and ready for birth. While you may experience discomforts like heartburn, you should be prepared for childbirth as it could happen anytime.

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Weight : 3000-3200 g

Length : 49-51 cm

Watermelon

Week 39 is spent in the final days of pregnancy, where signs of childbirth may become more pronounced. Your baby's movements may decrease, and pre-birth excitement might increase. It's a time to relax and wait patiently.

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Weight : 3200-3400 g

Length : 49-53 cm

Pumpkin

Week 40 is the awaited week for your baby's birth. Childbirth could happen at any moment, and signs may become more prominent. It's crucial to be prepared for hospitalization and stay in touch with your doctor.

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Weight : 3400-3600 g

Length : 50-53 cm

Pumpkin

Week 41 is when your baby is ready for birth but still awaited. Signs of childbirth may intensify, and waiting for labor to begin can be exciting. It's important to remain calm and be prepared for the childbirth process.

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