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Baby’s Hearing Development in Pregnancy By 24–28 weeks of pregnancy, your baby’s hearing is fully functional. They can recognize your voice and ...
Read ArticleBaby’s Sleep Cycles During Pregnancy By 24–28 weeks of pregnancy, your baby’s brain and nervous system are developed enough to start showing dis...
Read ArticleWhy Hands and Feet Swell During Pregnancy Swelling in the hands and feet, called physiological edema, is common during pregnancy—especially in the second an...
Read ArticleWhat to Expect at 24–28 Weeks of Pregnancy Baby’s Development Size: Baby grows from about 30 cm to 37 cm in length, weighing roughly 600 g to 1 kg. ...
Read ArticleWhat Is the 20-Week Scan? The 20-week scan, also known as the anatomy scan or anomaly scan, is a detailed ultrasound done halfway through pregnancy (usually betwe...
Read ArticleFetal Development at 17–20 Weeks Baby’s Development Size: Baby is about the size of a sweet potato or banana, measuring 13–...
Read ArticleWhat Is the Difference Between a Midwife and a Doula? Both midwives and doulas support women during pregnancy and birth—but in very different ways. Here's h...
Read ArticleWhat Is the Difference Between a Midwife and a Gynaecologist (Obstetrician)? Both midwives and gynaecologists play important roles in pregnancy care, but their tr...
Read ArticleWhy Do Pregnant Moms Need to See a Midwife or Gynaecologist? Regular visits to a midwife or gynaecologist (obstetrician) are essential for ensuring a healthy preg...
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