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How Far Along Am I? – A common question, all mommies may be asking. Well, first of all, Congratulations… because you asking this means you ARE pregnant!

I have been told by my OB that after 28 weeks we can begin counting the baby’s movements. If I am not mistaken the baby should move about ten times within an hour, and that can be any type of movement.(ie.a hiccup, a roll, a kick) If the baby does not move try drinking something sweet like juice and

Co-host of HGTV Canada’s “Love It or List It Vancouver” & Former Bachelorette, Jillian Harris, is pregnant with baby #2 and shares her journey so far!

Quickening refers to the first movements the mother will feel from her baby. Quickening occurs as early as 13-16 weeks from the start of their last period.

The fetus develops waking/sleeping patterns. Real hair (not lanugo) begins to grow on the head. Length: about 12 inches; weight: 1 ¼ pounds. Fetus fact: If born now, your baby would have about a 50 percent chance of surviving. Your baby’s skin becomes less translucent as pigment is deposited, and

Sometime in the second trimester, after the 14th week of pregnancy, a mother may begin to feel her baby move. As time goes on the movement becomes more

Don’t panic if you’re not sure what you’re feeling. For a couple of weeks it may be difficult to distinguish between gas and the real thing, but very soon, you will notice a pattern. You will gradually learn your baby’s sleeping and waking cycles when he or she is most active, and what seems

A student who threatened a pregnant teacher and told her he would “kick the baby out” was back in the classroom the next day, a teachers’ union conference heard. The frightened teacher fled the classroom and she locked herself in a side room and rang the college office when the student followed her

Find out how your baby is growing and developing when you’re 25, 26, 27 and 28 weeks pregnant, and feelings and symptoms you might notice, such as indigestion.