You actually aren’t pregnant during the first two weeks (on average) of your cycle. Instead, the body is preparing to release the egg. Take note of when your last period started so y… See more

This week begins with ovulation, the release of an egg into the woman’s fallopian tubes. If the sperm is ready and waiting, there’s a chance the egg will become fer… See more

After fertilization, the zygote continues to divide and morph into a blastocyst. It continues its journey down the fallopian tubes to the uterus. It takes about three days to rea… See more

Your baby doesn’t look like the one you’ll bring home from the hospital yet, but they’re gaining some very basic facial features, plus arm and leg buds. The embryo is n… See more

Baby’s brain and head are further developing in week 7. Those buds of arms and legs have turned into paddles. Your baby is still as tiny as a pencil eraser, but they alread… See more