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-The embryo's bones begin to form in the second month.
-By the end of the first trimester, the embryo is about an inch long,
-The embryo is attached to the mother via umbilical cord by the second month.
-The embryo develops long webbed fingers in the second month, but they are almost complete by the third.
-All of the organs and muscles are formed but are not complete.

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-By the second trimester, the fetus is three inches long.
-The fetus is able to suck thumb, swallow, hiccup, and move.
-The fetus begins to develop facial features.
-By the fifth month, the fetus weighs almost a pound.
-By the fifth month, lanugo, hair, eyelashes, and eyebrows appear.
-The baby can hear you by the end of the second trimester.
-The baby has also began to make breathing motions and its lungs are filled with amniotic fluid.

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-During the eighth month, the baby is gaining 1/2 a pound a week.
-The head is turned down in preparation for birth.
-By the end of the third trimester, the baby should be between 6 and 9 pounds.
-The baby will move around less by the end of the third trimester.
-By the 9th month, the fetus drops into the pelvis and is ready for birth.

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Germinal Stage:
This stage begins at conception and the zygote begins to move towards the uterus. The zygote may take up to week to complete this journey and begins to divide. Only about half of zygotes progress past the cell division stage.Once there are eight cells the cells begin to differentiate and multiply.
Embryonic Stage:
This stage begins at the third week and the cells become human. The brain begins to be developed and the embryo divides into three layers. During this time, the buds that will be the arms and legs appear and the neural cord does too.
Fetal Stage:
When the cells differentiate, the embryo becomes a fetus in the ninth week. The body systems keep developing and neurons keep forming. Reflexes, sex organs, and the body form. The central nervous system becomes more responsive. The fetus keeps developing in this stage until birth and will put on weight and prepare for life after birth.