9 WEEK

Your Baby Is:

• Is about the size of a grape
• Has fingers and toes and eyelids and ears.
• External boy and girl-parts are present, but won’t be really distinguishable for another couple weeks.

You are:

• Oho my god I have to pee, I just peed oho my god have to pee again.
• May be having trouble sleeping at night, despite being exhausted.

10 WEEK

Your Baby Is:

• Will officially be considered a foetus by the end of this week.
• Is over an inch long.
• Has a heartbeat strong enough to be heard via a Doppler.
• Most congenital conditions appear before the end of week 10, meaning the most delicate and critical development period is over.

You are:

• Might be starting to feel just the teensiest bit better, symptom-wise. Morning sickness "typically" peaks around week nine.
• New bras might be a good idea.

11 WEEK

Your Baby:

• Is the size of a small lemon or large lime. With a twist! Yeah, we’re done with the bean and nut comparisons and have moved onto fruit.
• Is officially a foetus, and is downright human-baby looking with non-webbed fingers and toes.
• Is moving and kicking and dancing and even hiccupping, although you won’t be able to feel the acrobatics for a few more weeks.

You are:

•  it’s just all more of the same.