In Month 3 of pregnancy, your baby’s facial features start forming, and your body adapts to support their growth. Discover what to expect and tips for care.
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Introduction
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Baby's facial features
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Mama's body changes
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Tips for care
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Conclusion
Welcome to Month 3 of pregnancy! In this video, Dr. Heal shares the incredible changes happening for both you and your baby.
This month, your baby’s facial features become more defined, and their organs start functioning.
While your morning sickness may ease, you might notice your clothes feeling tighter as your uterus expands.
With Apollo's expert guidance, discover self-care tips to support your journey. Reach out to our doctors for advice—you're never alone, Supermom!
Intro:
Congratulations on reaching the third month of pregnancy! Hi, I’m Dr. Heal, and today, we’re going to talk about what’s happening to you and your baby during this stage.
Key Information:
Your baby is going through some exciting changes this month! Their facial features are becoming much clearer now. The eyes, which were previously on the sides of their head, are moving closer together. You can also start to see the nose, mouth, and ears forming more distinctly making them look more like a little person every day! All your baby’s important organs, like the heart, digestive, and urinary systems, are up and running, and your baby is drinking and peeing a special liquid called amniotic fluid which helps them practice using their digestive system!
As your baby grows, your body is also making adjustments. Morning sickness might start to ease up, but you could still feel tired or experience some mood swings. Your clothes feel a bit tighter as your uterus grows and your breasts keep getting larger. You might be getting out of breath more easily or breathing a bit faster than usual.
Conclusion:
Eating a balanced diet will support both your baby’s growth and your energy levels. Light exercise can help with breathlessness. It’s important to focus on taking care of yourself. If you ever feel unsure, connect with an Apollo doctor or join our community for advice and support. Remember, You’ve got this supermom!
