During the 7 month of pregnancy, you enter the 28th week, which is the beginning of the third trimester of your pregnancy. This month, you and your baby are expected to experience significant changes. As a mother-to-be, you might experience more and more discomfort with each passing day; however, it will also be an exceptional feeling as you will be treated with great care by your near and dear ones. These 7 months pregnancy symptoms may seem different, but they should not be afraid of, rather handled calmly.

To help you make the most out of this phase of motherhood, we have put together a list of symptoms, precautions, and 7 months pregnancy belly care that you can refer to and be more prepared for this incredible journey.

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Your pregnancy journey is just about to end. You are more than halfway through your pregnancy and will soon be holding your little one in your arms. Your second trimester is about to end, and you will soon enter your third and final trimester. There are a lot of things that happen when you are six months pregnant.

Your body changes to adapt to the growing baby inside and to provide nourishment to your baby. The body often compromises on its comfort to provide for the growing baby. You’ll feel your little one kicking and moving as well as responding to external stimuli. In this video, we will discuss some common pregnancy symptoms, your baby’s development, and some common concerns.

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A model of a 24 week old human foetus created for National Geographic Television in the US and Channel 4 Television in the UK. The programme was produced by Pioneer Productions. The film shows the development of the human embryo and foetus in the womb. This is a motion control shot showing the sleeping foetus in a womb set that has been backlit as though light were coming through the mother’s body.

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About: A quick overview discussing week 6 of pregnancy. 1 month into your pregnancy, you probably have a lot of questions. What will your 6 week ultrasound look like? We will talk about symptoms you’ll experience during week 6, how your 6-week old fetus is developing, what to expect at your first prenatal doctor’s appointment. Everything you would want to know about what happens during pregnancy at 6 weeks, we are going to talk about.

At 6 weeks, pregnancy is quite new for you, thus, it is obvious to be a little anxious about what it will bring to you. Watch this video to know what to expect with 6 week pregnant.

There are many changes that occur in the embryo development when you are 6-week pregnant. Your fetus is the size of a pomegranate seed by now – that is about half an inch.

By this week, lots of crucial developments will occur in your baby, such as her jaw, cheeks and chin will eventually become her adorable face. Also her kidneys, lungs and liver have begun to develop, not to forget her heart, which is beating about twice a fast as your heart in the current phase!

You might be coping with full-blown pregnancy symptoms. but there’re plenty of good things too. Check out this video to know more!

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