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By the eighth week of the embryonic stage, the embryo has all of the basic organs and parts apart from the sex organs.

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There is a process called differentiation which makes the cells begin to take on different functions, one of the first examples of this is the division between the cells that will make up the placenta and the cells that make up the baby.

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-Taking vitamins
-Not drinking
-Not smoking
-No risky activities
-No unwanted stress
-Don't eat certain foods
-Eating healthy (No caffeine, no under cooked food, unwashed produced, unpasteurized dairy)
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mental health issues,
drugs and substance abuse,
parenting stress,
poor relationship with the partner,
abusive partners,
age,
lifestyle,
conditions

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The embryo starts to split into three layers which which will become a significant body system. Roughly 22 days after conception the neural tube forms. The tube later develops into the central nervous system which includes the spinal cord and the brain. The tube starts to close and brain vesicles form. The vesicles will end up developing parts of the brain including structures of the forebrain, midbrain and hindbrain.

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- lasts from the end of the germinal stage two months after conception
- all major organs start to form, and the embryo becomes fragile (brain, heart and spinal cord).
- within the weeks of 4 and 5, arms and legs begin to grow, as does the eyes and ears
- brain development continues and the heartbeats are at regular intervals
- the first bones begin to form
- during week eight, the facial features are more distinct and internal organs start to develop
- by the end of the embryonic period, the basic structures of the brain and central nervous system have been established, alongside the peripheral nervous system

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Although all of the organ systems were formed during embryonic development, they continue to develop and grow during the fetal stage

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- Is the stage of gestation, which is the time where the growing mammal is forming all major organs and structures.
- Embryonic stage continues on for 56 days (8 weeks)
- At the age of four weeks, the embryo looks like nothing but a tiny pea that has a primitive heart beating and some lumps and bumps representing the arms and legs.
- By the end of those 8 weeks (embryonic stage) the embryo will have formed major organs, structures and even facial features are much more recognisable.

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The ectoderm will form many outer tissues such as skin and hair . There are 3 layers which are: Ectoderm, Mesoderm, and endoderm.

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At the end of the 8th week after fertilization , the embryo is considered a fetus. During this stage, the structures that have already formed grow and develop.

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The embryonic stage occurs from 3-8 weeks of development.

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In the first week the egg and the sperm unite. And the Gender is already determined. During the remainder of the first week the embryo floats freely.
During week 2 typically between days 10 and 14, the embryo makes it way through the Fallopian tube.
There are symptoms that go along on the first two weeks of this stage, such as: Food cravings and Nausea.

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Occurs during the first 2 weeks of development of conception