Evidence-based advice and support for every stage, from pregnancy to toddlerhood.
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Week 35: your baby is honeydew melon-sized at ~2.4kg with fully developed kidneys. Here's what's maturing and how to get ready for the final weeks.
Week 36: your baby is romaine lettuce-sized at ~2.6kg and may be dropping into your pelvis. One week from full term, here's what to expect.
Week 37: full term begins! Your baby is Swiss chard-sized at ~2.85kg. Hospital bag, birth plan, signs of labor, here's everything you need to know.
Week 38: your baby is leek-sized at ~3.1kg with brain and lungs still maturing. Two weeks to due date, signs of labor, hospital bag, and what to expect.
Week 39: your baby is mini watermelon-sized at ~3.3kg with all organs mature. One week to due date, signs of labor, what's happening, and staying ready.
Week 40: your due date! Baby is small pumpkin-sized at ~3.4kg. Most babies arrive this week, but if yours doesn't
Week 41: past your due date at ~3.5kg. Post-dates monitoring, membrane sweeping, and what induction means
Week 42: post-term pregnancy at ~3.6kg. Induction is recommended, here's what that means, what the risks are
Week 3 of pregnancy is when fertilization occurs. Learn what happens at conception, how the fertilized egg travels to the uterus, and early cell division.
Week 4 of pregnancy: implantation is complete, hCG rises, and a home pregnancy test may finally show positive. Learn about early symptoms and next steps.
Week 5 of pregnancy: the embryo's heart tube starts forming, morning sickness may begin, and early prenatal care matters. Evidence-based guide.
Week 6 of pregnancy: the embryo's heart starts beating, facial features begin forming, and morning sickness may intensify. What to expect and do.
Week 7 of pregnancy: the embryo doubles in size, brain development accelerates, and hands and feet start forming. What to expect this week.
Week 8 of pregnancy: fingers start forming, the first ultrasound may happen, and the embryo officially becomes a fetus next week. What to know.
Week 9 marks the transition from embryo to fetus. All major organs are in place, muscles start to develop, and the fetus can make tiny movements.
Dreaming of having a baby? Learn how to prepare your body for pregnancy with folic acid, nutrition, and lifestyle tips from health experts.
Guide to quality-checked screen content for young children. Age ratings, interactive vs passive screen time, and what the research says.
Reading aloud to your baby strengthens language development and attachment. Book recommendations by age and tips for making story time a highlight.
Does your baby spit up a lot or have reflux? Learn about the difference, common symptoms, and what you can do to help.
Your relationship changes after baby. Here are concrete tips for strengthening your bond, communicating better, and finding time for each other.
Pregnant and alone after a breakup? Here's an overview of your rights, social support benefits, mediation, and practical advice for the road ahead.
Classic baby names from the grandparent generation are back on the top lists. See which retro names are popular again and why parents are choosing them.
Learn about signs of premature labor, risk factors, what happens at the hospital, and how to prepare. Evidence-based guide based on WHO and AAP guidelines.
Kids' rain boots that actually fit: sizing and fit checks, lined vs. unlined, materials that last, daycare-friendly styles, and when to replace a pair.
