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Pregnancy week 28
Your little one is around 38 cm long from crown to toe and already weights about 1.2 kilos, a third of her birth weight. Her feet measure around 5½ cm – yes, they are tiny!
Pregnancy week 27
Your baby still has some growing to do but as of today, he’s big enough laying down to fit on your forearm between your hand and your elbow.
Pregnancy week 26
A little ta-da moment for the final week of your second trimester – your baby will open her eyes for the first time around now!
Pregnancy Week 25
Two more weeks left of the second trimester. You are gearing up for the home stretch. Your baby’s sense of touch is starting to blossom.
Pregnancy week 24
Can you feel the baby reacting to noises and your caresses yet? Towards the end of the second trimester is when that starts to happen, so be on the lookout.
Week 23
Your baby is now 29cm long from head to toe and weighs considerably over 550g. You have got around 16 more weeks to go!
Pregnancy week 22
If you could look inside, you’d see your baby sucking her thumb, her sucking reflex practically perfected now. It’s nature’s way of getting her to breastfeed from birth.
Pregnancy week 21
Though the baby now weighs around 400gms, your little darling still has plenty of room in your belly. And likes to use it when not asleep!
Pregnancy week 20
Il se passe tellement de choses dans votre ventre cette semaine que vous voudriez peut-être faire une petite sieste après avoir lu à ce sujet !
Pregnancy week 19
Your little lodger weighs around 335g now – weigh a grapefruit in your hand and that’s about how heavy she is.
Pregnancy Week 18
Lots of leaps and bounds happening in week 18, from nerve cells multiplying to the beginnings of fingerprints.
Pregnancy week 17
Your little one now weighs around 150g and is looking more and more like a “real” baby every day.
Pregnancy week 16
If you could see inside yourself and watch your growing baby, you would see him sucking his thumb!
Pregnancy week 15
Though your baby is planted deep inside you, this is the week where everything gets set up for his sense of smell.
Pregnancy week 14
Your baby is about the size of a grapefruit! Have you felt her move or kick yet? If not, you should be able to in the next weeks!
Pregnancy week 13
The start of your second trimester is the start of lots of new development milestones for your baby.
Trimester 1
The first trimester of your pregnancy – the first 12 weeks – can be an exciting time. This tiny little being is growing inside you. You probably have lots of questions.
Trimester 2
A lot of women start to believe that it’s all really real as they move into their second trimester. Is that you? Either way, there’s a lot going on in weeks 13 to 26.
Pregnancy trimester 3
You are now officially in your third and final trimester - your baby is all about fast track development from here on out.
Emotional Roller Coaster
After all the excitement of planning for the baby picking names, choosing little outfits and packing all the essentials for delivery, most new parents are caught completely off guard by the harsh r
Feeling lonely in a hyperconnected World?
Bringing a child into the world can foster a deep sense of collaboration between the expecting parents, but once the baby arrives, the realities of caring for the child and financially supporting t
Parenting Guilt
Raising a baby doesn’t come with a handbook, but young parents often feel guilty that they’re lacking the “expert parenting skills” they see around them.
Social Shaming
With daily access to a family’s activities and milestones, virtually anyone can respond to a post, leaving parents feeling naked to the judgment of others.
Mummy Loneliness
The first time you become a mother can be an exhilarating experience. One of the last things most mums expect to feel though, is a sense of loneliness.
Baby Stool
Yes, this is all about your baby’s poop! The most important thing is to be able to identify abnormal stool to know when to see your baby’s doctor if the need arises.
Proper Pregnancy Posture
Back pain during pregnancy is due to strain caused by the weight of your growing baby. By practicing good posture, you could relieve as well as prevent some of this pain. Here’s how:
Spacing Out Your Kids
While it may have been tedious handling that first child, it’s not long before some mums dream of having more kids. This also means considering how to space them out.
Your toddler, the independent eater
By now your Toddler is really getting the hang of self-feeding. And you're probably used to messy mealtimes!
Leaving babyhood behind
His ability to grasp now means your child will be easily picking up his food with two to three fingers instead of his entire hand.
Tips for picky eater
Does your little one want plain pasta for dinner every night? Or refuse to eat anything green? Toddlerhood can be challenging when it comes to setting up healthy eating habits for your child.
Your toddler’s hunger & fullness cues
Your Toddler wants to be heard. Expressing his desire to eat and having you respond is important to his social and emotional development.