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Trimester Chart

Pregnancy is divided into three trimesters, each lasting about 3 months. Every trimester brings unique changes for both mother and baby.

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    Things to Know

    During the first four weeks of pregnancy, the body begins major internal changes even before visible signs appear. The fertilized egg implants in the uterus, and early development of the brain, spinal cord, and placenta begins. A woman may notice missed periods, mild cramps, fatigue, nausea, or breast tenderness. Taking folic acid, eating healthy foods, staying hydrated, and avoiding alcohol or smoking are very important at this stage. Early care helps support healthy pregnancy development.

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    Fetal Development

    Fetal development begins soon after conception, when the fertilized egg starts dividing and forming vital structures. In the early weeks, the brain, spinal cord, heart, and other major organs begin to develop. As pregnancy progresses, the fetus grows rapidly, with facial features, limbs, and internal organs becoming more defined. By the later months, the baby gains weight, lungs mature, and movements become stronger, preparing for birth.

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    Baby Movement

    Baby movement usually begins between 16 and 20 weeks of pregnancy, though some mothers may feel it earlier or later. These first movements may feel like gentle flutters or bubbles and gradually become stronger as the baby grows. Regular movements are a sign of healthy development and usually increase as pregnancy progresses. Toward the final weeks, movements may feel slower but stronger as the baby has less space in the womb.

1st Trismester

0.4kg - 2.0kg
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    Pregnancy Health

    Pregnancy health is essential for the well-being of both mother and baby. Eating a balanced diet, staying hydrated, getting enough rest, and taking prescribed prenatal vitamins help support healthy growth. Regular prenatal checkups, light physical activity, and avoiding alcohol, smoking, and harmful substances are important throughout pregnancy. Maintaining good physical and emotional health helps ensure a safer pregnancy and a healthy baby.

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    Pregnancy Comfort

    Pregnancy comfort focuses on keeping the mother relaxed and supported as her body changes. Wearing loose, comfortable clothing, maintaining good posture, and using pillows for support can help reduce body aches. Gentle exercise, proper rest, and staying hydrated also improve comfort. Managing stress and listening to the body’s needs play an important role in making pregnancy more comfortable and healthy.

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    Yoga Exercise

    Yoga exercise helps improve flexibility, balance, and relaxation during pregnancy. Gentle prenatal yoga strengthens muscles, reduces stress, and supports better breathing and posture. Regular practice can ease back pain, improve sleep, and prepare the body for childbirth. Always choose safe, pregnancy-friendly poses and practice under guidance for the best benefits.

2nd Trismester

2.0kg - 8.0kg
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    Healthy Sleep

    Healthy sleep is essential during pregnancy as it helps the body recover and supports the baby’s growth. Getting enough rest improves energy levels, mood, and overall well-being. Using comfortable pillows, maintaining a regular sleep routine, and sleeping on the side—especially the left side—can improve sleep quality. Good sleep also helps reduce stress and supports a healthier pregnancy.

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    Relax with Music

    Relaxing with music during pregnancy helps calm the mind and reduce stress. Soft, soothing music can improve mood, promote better sleep, and create a peaceful environment for both mother and baby. Gentle melodies may also help in bonding with the baby and maintaining emotional balance throughout pregnancy.

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    Lower Anxiety

    Lowering anxiety during pregnancy is important for both mental and physical well-being. Practicing deep breathing, gentle exercise, meditation, and maintaining a calm routine can help reduce stress. Staying positive, getting enough rest, and seeking emotional support also help create a peaceful and healthy pregnancy experience.

*units in weeks

3rd Trismester

8.0kg - 13.6kg