Pregnancy Calendar for 1993
January
- Week 1: Your baby is a tiny embryo, about the size of a poppy seed.
- Week 2: The embryo implants in the uterine lining.
- Week 3: The embryo’s heart begins to beat.
- Week 4: The embryo’s major organs begin to develop.
February
- Week 5: The embryo is now a fetus, and its limbs and facial features begin to form.
- Week 6: The fetus’s heartbeat can be detected with an ultrasound.
- Week 7: The fetus’s eyelids and ears begin to develop.
- Week 8: The fetus’s fingers and toes are fully formed.
March
- Week 9: The fetus’s sex organs begin to develop.
- Week 10: The fetus’s fingernails and toenails begin to grow.
- Week 11: The fetus’s kidneys begin to function.
- Week 12: The fetus’s vocal cords begin to develop.
April
- Week 13: The fetus’s hair begins to grow.
- Week 14: The fetus’s movements can be felt by the mother.
- Week 15: The fetus’s skin begins to thicken.
- Week 16: The fetus’s eyes open.
May
- Week 17: The fetus’s bones begin to harden.
- Week 18: The fetus’s lungs begin to develop.
- Week 19: The fetus’s hearing is fully developed.
- Week 20: The fetus’s heartbeat can be heard with a stethoscope.
June
- Week 21: The fetus’s eyebrows and eyelashes begin to grow.
- Week 22: The fetus’s fingernails and toenails are fully formed.
- Week 23: The fetus’s skin begins to wrinkle.
- Week 24: The fetus’s lungs are fully developed.
July
- Week 25: The fetus’s eyes begin to focus.
- Week 26: The fetus’s hair begins to grow thicker.
- Week 27: The fetus’s fingernails and toenails are fully formed.
- Week 28: The fetus’s lungs are fully developed.
August
- Week 29: The fetus’s skin begins to thicken.
- Week 30: The fetus’s bones begin to harden.
- Week 31: The fetus’s lungs are fully developed.
- Week 32: The fetus’s heartbeat can be heard with a stethoscope.
September
- Week 33: The fetus’s eyebrows and eyelashes begin to grow.
- Week 34: The fetus’s fingernails and toenails are fully formed.
- Week 35: The fetus’s skin begins to wrinkle.
- Week 36: The fetus’s lungs are fully developed.
October
- Week 37: The fetus’s eyes begin to focus.
- Week 38: The fetus’s hair begins to grow thicker.
- Week 39: The fetus’s fingernails and toenails are fully formed.
- Week 40: The fetus’s lungs are fully developed.
November
- Week 41: The fetus is considered full-term.
- Week 42: The fetus is considered post-term.
December
- Week 43: The fetus is considered post-term.
- Week 44: The fetus is considered post-term.
Important Notes:
- This is a general pregnancy calendar. The exact timing of your pregnancy may vary.
- It is important to see your doctor regularly throughout your pregnancy.
- If you have any questions or concerns about your pregnancy, please contact your doctor.