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The process encompassing the period from the formation of an embryo, through the development of a fetus, to birth.

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May begin feeling signs of pregnancy like nausea and tender breasts. Fetal development starts when the egg is fertilized. By the end of the 13th week, all of its organs and body systems are developing.

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The unborn mammalian offspring that developed from an embryo.

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The motherhood center is a virtual support group for pregnant and postpartum women who are need support during that period of time . These support groups help women feel less alone and be part of a community that is experiencing something very similar to them The motherhood center is a safe space for all women who are going to or have given birth

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A prenatal test that can diagnose genetic disorders and other health issues in a fetus

Examples: Down Syndrome, Cystic Fibrosis

Performed either in second or third trimester (15-20 weeks along)

Recommended to be performed when fetal abnormality occurs, if there is an increased risk of a chromosome disorder, or if you are over 35 years old

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Any morning sickness and discomfort of early pregnancy is likely to be gone

Possible to start feeling the movement of the baby

Sex of the baby can be identified

About 14 weeks long (week 14 - week 27)

Begin to show signs of pregnancy such as cramps, larger breasts, increased appetite, stretch marks, dizziness, swelling of hands and/or ankles

Baby’s skin thickens, bones harden, lips and ears developed, can react to light or sound

First ultrasound

Lungs become developed

Baby weighs 2-3 pounds and is 14-15 inches long

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Fetus starts gaining weight quickly (body fat)

Baby brain develops and baby can see and hear most stimuli

Fetus position has changed for birth

Mother can start to feel very uncomfortable as fetus drops into the pelvis

Birth of child

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Health issues of the mother or the fetus 

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Miscarriage: a fetal loss that happens up to the 20 week mark

Gestational diabetes: hormonal changes from pregnancy that can cause the body to either not make enough insulin or not use it normally

Fetal problems: problems with the placenta, infection, or in some cases the cervix opening too early

Placenta previa:

Preeclampsia

Premature obstetric labor

High blood pressure

Still birth

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when a fertilized egg grows outside of the uterus

occurs in the fallopian tube over 90% of the time

Can cause the fallopian tube to rupture

Life threatening and needs immediate surgery

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a prenatal test used to test for chromosomal abnormalities and other genetic problems

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abnormal growth changes in your body that happen during fetal development

Examples are fetal alcohol syndrome, bone growth abnormalities

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Delivering baby preterm

Labor that begins before 37 weeks in pregnancy

Signs are fluid leaking from vagina, vaginal bleeding, contractions, back pain and pelvic pain

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medical tests you get during pregnancy

Can see if your baby has birth defects, genetic and chromosomal conditions

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condition of your reproductive system that causes people to be unable to get pregnant

can affect anyone

Primary infertility, Secondary infertility, Unexplained infertility

Treatments are medication, surgery, lifestyle modification such as losing weight