Pregnancy 2nd Trimester

Being 13 weeks pregnant marks the start of the second trimester! Learn all about your baby's development, common symptoms, and how to embrace this new phase.

Welcome to the second-trimester sweet spot! When you're 14 weeks pregnant, nausea fades while your lemon-sized baby starts growing fine hair called lanugo.

Looks like everything is finally settling for your baby's sense of smell! Read on and find out what's bound to happen at week 15.

Congratulations, you’re 16 weeks pregnant! Discover the exciting developments happening now, from baby movements to common symptoms you might be feeling.

Now that you're 17 weeks pregnant, the weight of that little one down there increased to around 150 g! Follow more of your child's fetal development here.

Your little one is developing by leaps and bounds! Read on to follow baby's milestones at week 18.

At 19 weeks pregnant, you're nearly halfway there! Here's a guide to your baby’s development, your changing body, and second-trimester symptoms.

There's a lot of development going on for the life inside you this week! Read about the exciting milestones as your pregnancy hits the halfway mark.

Your baby now weighs around 400 g and the taste buds are starting to find its rightful places! Read on to follow your baby's developmental milestones at week 21.

Take a glimpse inside your womb and you'll see your tiny wonder sucking on a thumb! It's nature's way of getting your young one accustomed to breastfeeding early on.

Your baby is now 29cm long from head to toe and weighs considerably over 550g. You have got around 16 more weeks to go! Read more about this week.

You're 24 weeks pregnant and officially 6 months along! Find out why your baby is kicking more, what new senses they have, and how to relieve your body aches.

Two more weeks left of the second trimester. You are gearing up for the home stretch. Your baby's sense of touch is starting to blossom. Read more about how to help feed it.

You're 26 weeks pregnant and closing out the second trimester! Find out what this means for your baby's growth, your energy levels, and preparing for the final stretch.