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Being 8 weeks pregnant means big changes. Understand your baby’s rapid growth, navigate early pregnancy symptoms, and prioritize your well-being with this guide.

You're likely to feel emotional ups and downs at 9 weeks pregnant. Know other symptoms to expect, the food to eat, and the small ways to feel more in control this week.

Your baby’s growing fast—and so is your to-do list! Discover what’s happening in Week 10 of pregnancy and how to prep for the months ahead.

At 11 weeks pregnant, bub is growing more active and your body’s keeping pace. Learn what’s happening this week—from symptom relief to baby’s exciting milestones. 

You’re nearing the end of your first trimester when you're 12 weeks pregnant! Discover your baby’s development, symptoms to watch for, and tips for this exciting week.

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.

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

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.

At 22 weeks pregnant, your baby is the size of a kamote and can thumb-suck! Learn more about their development, your pregnancy symptoms, and nutrition tips.

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.