First Trimester

How to Overcome Fatigue in the First Trimester of Pregnancy

Pregnancy is an incredible journey, but it can also bring about various challenges, especially during the first trimester. One common issue many expecting mothers face during this time is fatigue. The exhaustion experienced...

5 top tips for surviving the first trimester of pregnancy

Congratulations on your pregnancy, whether it's your first or fourth! As you’re probably all too aware, growing a tiny human is an immense amount of work for your body. Unfortunately for some women, the entire pregnancy is...

First Trimester

One of the biggest life altering moments is when you first find out that you are pregnant and you begin your first trimester.

Signs and Symptoms at 4 Weeks Pregnant

At 4 weeks pregnant, it’s likely you’ve only just found out the happy news. If you haven’t already booked in to see your GP, make an appointment to have your pregnancy confirmed. Start writing down any questions you may...

Pregnancy at 5 Weeks: Signs and Symptoms

Here is what to expect at 5 weeks pregnant in terms of your baby’s development. This is a pretty exciting week because sometime between week 5 and 6, your baby’s heart starts beating! But you’ll only be able to witness...

6 Weeks Pregnant Symptoms

In these seven days your baby will triple in size from the size of a poppy seed to a lentil. The heart will also be beating with a regular rhythm. From now until birth, your child's heart will beat about 150 times a minute -...

7 Weeks Pregnant Symptoms and Signs

Things are cruising along nicely at 7 weeks. You’ve probably noticed that you’re feeling super tired. That’s because, you guessed it, your baby’s growth is still going crazy. Your baby is now around the size of a...

8 Weeks Pregnant Symptoms and Signs

Your baby has quadrupled in size since week 6 and measures about one centimetre long. His or her hands and feet start to lose their webby look and are now forming well-defined fingers and toes. Joint development also...

9 Weeks Pregnant Symptoms

There’s been more growth spurts, and this time your baby is about the size of a large grape (around 2cm). Their reproductive and digestive organs are developing now and their little head is tucked in to their chest, looking...

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