What happens and what it’s like Amelia Lewis.  Morning Sickness  Missed Period  Tender Breasts  Fatigue  Backaches  Headaches  Frequent Urination.

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What happens and what it’s like Amelia Lewis

 Morning Sickness  Missed Period  Tender Breasts  Fatigue  Backaches  Headaches  Frequent Urination  Food Cravings

 First three months of pregnancy  Beginning development of heart, lungs, brain, and kidneys  Hear heart beat  Make prenatal appointments  At the end of the first trimester, the baby weighs about 14 grams and is approximately 3.54 inches

 Bone structure begins  The gender of the baby is visible  Vernix caseosa is developed  Finger prints are also developed  The fetus becomes more active Fetus Development Mother’s body  Larger breasts  Growing belly  Stretch marks  Shortness of Breath  Bladder and kindney infections

 Baby’s eyes open  Starts practicing breathing  Detects light  Protective coating (vernix caseosa) thickens  Rapid weight gain  Mother begins getting ready for birth  Nesting sets in  Frequent urination  Weight gain  Swelling

Stage One - Contractions and Labor Stage Two – Pushing Stage Stage Three – Delivery of the Placenta Begins with contractions to dilate cervix. During early labor the cervix gradually effaces and dilates. Next is active labor, cervix dilates more rapidly and contractions are longer, stronger, and closer together. Begins once the mother is fully dilated and ends with the birth of the baby Begins right after the birth of the baby and ends with the separation and subsequent delivery of the placenta

 Pregnancy safe activities  Drink water  Eat healthy  Go to bed early  New bras  Baby budget  Name list  Find a caregiver  Prepare for labor  Exercise  Buy maternity clothes  Sleep on side  Baby shower and registry  Track baby movements  Buy everything for the baby

 If you or your girlfriend were pregnant how would you feel?  How would you handle it?