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11 weeks

11Weeks:

Symptoms this last week: queasy feeling at times, tired, no appetite, blood in stool (probably hemorrhoids starting :( ), weird "full" head feeling--yeah no idea there! LOL Constipation is much better with the new prenatal vitamins.

Weight gain: -5lbs total (143/148)

Cravings: not hungry for anything really.

Pictures: next week- PROMISE I know I am slacking.



Week 11 How Big is the Baby at Eleven Weeks Pregnant?
Your little one is growing larger and larger as you continue your pregnancy week by week. By pregnancy week 11 your baby is big enough to hold in the palm of your hand. Between 1.75 and 2.4 inches long your little bean weighs almost .3 of an ounce, and is probably about the size of a small plum.

Your Baby's Growth and Development


By pregnancy 11 weeks you can still see right through your baby's skin. In fact, your baby's skin will remain paper thin throughout much of your pregnancy, until you come closer to term. If you were to look directly at your baby during pregnancy week 11 you could see her blood vessels through the skin. By this point in time your little one should be able to open and close his fists, and is starting to form little buds that will one day pop out as teeth!

By pregnancy 11 weeks your baby's fingers and toes have lost their amphibious like resemblance, now separated instead of webbed. Your little one is taking advantage of the huge space he is floating in by pregnancy 11 weeks, by kicking and squirming about. In the next three weeks your baby will go through a tremendous growth spurt, almost doubling in size. At no other time in your baby's life will he undergo as many rapid changes as are occurring during this stage of your pregnancy.

2 comments:

Rachel Elizabeth said...

We need pictures!

Anonymous said...

Woohoo, glad the PrimaCares are working out for you! Pooping is a good thing.

We do need some new pics..

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