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Pregnancy symptoms – those delightful little surprises that come along with the joy of expecting! From the well-known classics to the unexpected twists and turns, let's take a playful journey through the wild ride of pregnancy symptoms. Buckle up and get ready for this fun blog about the joys (and quirks) of being pregnant!

Pregnancy is an incredible and transformative journey that brings joy, anticipation, and a few challenges along the way. Staying healthy during pregnancy is not only important for your own well-being but also for the health and development of your little one. Let's dive into this fun guide on how to stay healthy and happy during pregnancy!

Pregnancy is an exciting time in a woman's life, but it can also be overwhelming, especially for first-time mothers. One of the most important steps in taking care of yourself and your baby during pregnancy is to have open and honest communication with your doctor. In this blog, we will discuss some of the important questions to ask your doctor during pregnancy.

Congratulations on your pregnancy journey! One of the most important decisions you'll make during this time is choosing the right doctor to support you and your baby. With so many different options and specialties, it can be overwhelming to know where to begin. That's why we've created this fun and educational guide to help you choose the right doctor for your pregnancy journey.

In the eleventh week, your baby is developing the facial characteristics that will make them unique (and oh, so cute!). This is thanks to the increasing growth of bones and cartilage that kicked off at greater speed during Week 10.  

So, your little one now has: 

• Hands and feet that are no longer webbed and are growing nails 

• Ears closer to their final destination and shape 

• Open nasal passages (from the nostrils to the nasal cavity) 

In the tenth week, you are in your third month of pregnancy and your baby has passed on from being an embryo to a fetus! Your little bud will continue developing during the fetal stage up until birth. 

So, what’s different now? For starters, they no longer look like a tadpole – distinct human features are becoming more and more apparent. This is mainly due to the development of bones and cartilage. Your baby now has tiny arms with elbows that they can flex, and the legs are growing small indentations that will become knees and ankles.