Pregnancy Week by Week Archives - Page 2 of 5

First Trimester Weeks

Navigate the first trimester with confidence—find tips on early symptoms, nutrition, and baby’s development week by week to support a healthy start to your pregnancy.

Illustration of a woman with shoulder-length brown hair, holding her abdomen, with a stylized reproductive system depicting '1 Week Pregnant' on a soft beige background.

1 Week Pregnant : What’s Happening and How to Prepare?

3D close-up of the fertilization process during 2 weeks pregnancy, showing sperm approaching the egg.

2 Weeks Pregnant : What to Expect and How to Prepare?

3 weeks pregnancy: A digital rendering of a 3-week-old human conceptus, showing the early development of the blastocyst.

3 Weeks Pregnant : What’s Happening and What You Can Do?

Close-up view of a 4-week-old human embryo inside the uterine lining at the early stages of pregnancy, showing the developing amniotic sac and yolk sac.

4 Weeks Pregnant : What to Expect and How to Take?

5 weeks pregnant: Close-up image of a developing human embryo in the early stages of pregnancy, with the text '5 weeks pregnant' displayed.

5 Weeks Pregnant : A Helpful Guide for New Moms

3D rendered image of a 6-week-old human embryo in the womb, showing its developing limbs, yolk sac, and umbilical cord, with a warm reddish-orange background.

6 Weeks Pregnant : Your Guide to Navigating the Early Days

7 weeks pregnant: close-up of a developing embryo with umbilical cord attachment, showcasing early features like the head, spinal development, and limb buds.

7 Weeks Pregnant : What’s Happening and How to Handle It?

8 weeks pregnancy, showing a developing human embryo with visible features like the head, limbs, and umbilical cord.

8 Weeks Pregnant : What to Expect & How to Cope ?

3D image of a 9-week-old fetus in the womb, showing the baby in a natural fetal position with distinct features like the head, limbs, and umbilical cord.

9 Weeks Pregnant : What You Need to Know ?

3D image of a 10-week-old fetus in the womb, showing distinct features like a large head, curled limbs, and developing digits.

10 Weeks Pregnant : Your Baby’s Growth and What’s Next ?

A detailed illustration of a human fetus at 11 weeks, showing the developing facial features, limbs, and umbilical cord, set against a warm, reddish background.

11 Weeks Pregnant : What to Expect and How to Feel Your Best ?

A highly realistic digital illustration of a 12-week-old fetus in the womb, showcasing distinct facial features, limbs, and the umbilical cord. The fetus is suspended against a warm reddish background.

12 Weeks Pregnant : What to Expect and How to Thrive ?

Second Trimester Weeks

The Second Trimester Weeks are often called the "golden months" of pregnancy, as many moms-to-be feel more energy and enjoy watching their baby bump grow. It’s a time filled with exciting milestones, from feeling the first kicks to preparing for baby’s arrival. Discover helpful tips and guidance for a smooth and joyful Second Trimester.

A 13-week-old fetus is gently curled in the womb, with its arms and legs flexed. The umbilical cord is attached to the placenta, surrounded by a soft orange glow. Text reads "13 Weeks Pregnant

13 Weeks Pregnant : Your Guide to the Second Trimester

A 14-week-old fetus floats in the womb, with its delicate features, tiny fingers, and toes clearly visible. The umbilical cord extends towards the placenta, with the text "14 weeks pregnant" displayed in bold white letters.

14 Weeks Pregnant : What to Expect and How to Thrive ?

Realistic 3D rendering of a 15-week fetus floating in a warm amniotic environment with a visible umbilical cord; “15 weeks pregnant” text at the top.

15 Weeks Pregnant : Milestones, Tips, and What’s Happening

16 Weeks Pregnant : Exciting Changes and What to Expect?

Photorealistic view of a 17-week fetus floating in a warm reddish amniotic environment, eyes closed with relaxed hands and bent legs; umbilical cord curves toward a blurred placenta on the left; large text at top reads “17 weeks pregnant.”

17 Weeks Pregnant : What to Expect and How to Navigate?

Photorealistic 18-week fetus floating in a warm reddish amniotic environment, eyes closed with curled hands and bent legs; the umbilical cord arcs toward a blurred placenta on the left; large label reads “18 weeks pregnant.”

18 Weeks Pregnant : Your Baby and Body at This Exciting Stage

19 weeks pregnant, 3D rendering of a fetus in the womb showing fine details at 19 weeks of gestation.

19 Weeks Pregnant : What to Expect and How to Feel Your Best

20-week-old fetus in the womb, captured in a realistic 3D style with visible features and umbilical cord.

20 Weeks Pregnant : Your Guide to This Milestone Week

A 21-week-old fetus in the womb, showing detailed features and development at this stage of pregnancy.

21 Weeks Pregnant : Key Advice to Stay Comfortable

A 22-week-old fetus in the womb, showing further development with clearer facial features and body proportions.v

22 Weeks Pregnant : What’s Happening to You and Baby ?

A 23-week-old fetus in the womb, displaying more defined facial features and body development at this stage of pregnancy.

23 Weeks Pregnant : Essential Tips for Comfort and Care

A detailed, computer-generated image of a 24-week-old fetus inside the womb. The fetus is curled up, with its eyes closed, and is sucking its thumb. The umbilical cord is visible, connecting to the fetus's belly button.

24 Weeks Pregnant : Staying Comfortable and Prepared

A 25-week-old fetus in the womb, showing more developed facial features and body structure.

25 Weeks Pregnant : Key Symptoms and Comfort Tips

A 26-week-old fetus in the womb, with more detailed facial features and body development at this stage of pregnancy.

26 Weeks Pregnant : What to Expect and Tips for this Journey

Third Trimester Weeks

The third trimester weeks are all about preparing for your baby’s arrival, both physically and emotionally. From noticeable body changes to final baby growth milestones, this stage can feel exciting yet challenging. At Cozy Life Mom, you’ll find tips, guides, and support to help you stay comfortable and confident as you count down to meeting your little one.