From the first missed period to the first cry — nourishing food, safe movement, honest warnings, and the quiet wisdom of the world's finest midwives. One companion. Forty weeks. Complete peace.

Your week
Drag the slider or step through week by week. Everything below adapts instantly — baby's size, milestones, foods, do's and don'ts, warning signs.
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Halfway. Anatomy scan reveals organs, spine, sex (if you wish).
The three seasons
Energy returns. The bump shows. You may feel the first flutter of life.
Your baby
Baby grows from a lemon to a head of lettuce — hearing your voice, tasting flavors, kicking.
Glowing skin, more appetite, growing belly. Round ligament pain and heartburn may begin.
Nutrition
Omega-3 DHA builds baby's brain and eyes.
Red meat, beans, fortified cereals — blood volume keeps rising.
Yogurt, tofu, leafy greens — for baby's bones and teeth.
Oats, quinoa, brown rice — steady energy, prevent constipation.
Citrus or bell peppers double iron absorption.
Walnuts, chia, flax — brain-building omega-3s.
Caution
Mercury accumulates in baby's developing brain.
Raises gestational diabetes risk.
E. coli and salmonella risk.
Some trigger contractions.
Caffeine and unregulated stimulants.
30 min walking, prenatal yoga, or swimming keep body & mood steady.
Detailed ultrasound checking organs, spine, heart, placenta.
By week 18 baby hears you. Bonding starts now.
Cocoa butter, almond oil keep skin supple as it stretches.
Daily rituals
Third trimester
Aim for 10 movements within 2 hours, once a day. Same time each day works best.
Every trimester
Your blood volume nearly doubles. Aim for 10 glasses of water — spread through the day.
Trust your instincts
Any of these signs during second trimester warrant a phone call — day or night. When in doubt, always call.
"Growing a human is the most ordinary miracle. Honor it with rest, food, movement, and grace."