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1. The fundus, the top of the uterus, can now be felt in your abdomen.
2. The ears have already developed their helical pattern, although your baby cannot hear yet.
3. The first hairs of the baby's scalp and eyebrows often appear at this stage.
4. At 14 weeks the average crown to rump length is 2.1 in (5.4 cm) and the average weight is 0.5 oz (14 g).
5. The brain is developing rapidly, and your baby's head accounts for about half her total length.
6. Facial features are becoming more clearly defined. The eyes and ears have reached their final positions.
Your baby isn't big enough to give you an obvious pregnancy belly, but you'll definitely notice your waistline become thicker. At this stage of pregnancy, many women feel re-energized and have a strong sense of well-being. Healthy eating is very important, so be clued in about the best food choices. In particular, your body needs plenty of protein, and your baby needs it, too, to sustain her rapid growth.
You are 13 Weeks and 1 Day Pregnant
Your baby todayIt's easy to see where your baby's bones are on an ultrasound as they show up as brighter areas. Other features may be harder to see. If you have a scan and are unsure what you are looking at, ask your doctor to interpret it for you. read more
You are 13 Weeks and 2 Days Pregnant
Your baby todayThis scan shows a cross section of your baby's brain, with the two hemispheres clearly seen. From this point on, your baby's brain measurement from one side to the other, taken just above the ear, is used as a reliable indicator of her growth and development. read more
