13 Weeks Pregnant: Baby Growth, Symptoms, and Insights | Week by Week

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Welcome to your journey at 13 weeks pregnant! You’ve reached the last week of your first trimester. Can you believe you’re already a third of the way through? If you’re like many expectant parents, you might feel ready to start sharing the news about your pregnancy this week, but it’s all about what feels right for you.

Your Baby at 13 Weeks

• Eyes Still Closed: While your little one’s eyes are fully formed, they remain shut for now to protect those delicate features as development continues.
• Voicing Up: This week marks the onset of vocal cord formation, setting the stage for future sounds like laughter and cries.
• Head Balance: That adorable head is proportionally balancing out with the body; it’s currently about half the size of your baby’s total length.

What Month is 13 Weeks Pregnant?

At 13 weeks, you find yourself in the third month of pregnancy. Just six months to go!

Baby Size at 13 Weeks

Your baby is roughly the size of a lemon, with a head that is a significant portion of their crown-to-rump length, which is why they might still resemble an alien!

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Summary

At 13 weeks pregnant, you’re reaching an exciting milestone in your pregnancy journey. Your baby is developing rapidly, and now is a great time to start sharing your good news. As you navigate this unique experience, remember to explore various support resources to assist you along the way.