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Stages of Pregnancy

It can be quite interesting to watch the changes that happen to your body when you are pregnant. To get an overview of the changes you can expect in the coming months, read Pregnancy Stages. For a more in-depth look at the three stages, take a look at First Trimester, Second Trimester and Third Trimester.

These sections will give you valuable information about what exactly is happening to your body. You will also find some useful strategies and tips to help you cope with the physical demands of being pregnant.

While it’s easy to see how your body is changing, it’s not as easy to see what’s going on with your baby. The Pregnancy Calendar has detailed descriptions of what is going on with your little one. You can also take a look at your baby's development week by week and pregnancy development week by week. Check out Baby’s Due Date for an insider’s look at how your due date is calculated. Fetal Movement will provide you with information about when to expect Baby's first noticable movements.

Did you know that can play with your unborn baby even though he's not born yet? There are a number of activities you can do, including audio games and touch games, to keep your fetus (and your family) entertained.

In addition, many expectant parents - whether they're aware of it or not - have certain expectations when it comes to the gender of their baby-to-be. Find out how to cope with gender disappointment, so you can get back to enjoying your pregnancy!

Finally, every pregnant woman will need to accommodate her changing physique. Maternity bras are one key element of any woman's wardrobe during pregnancy, along with comfortable shoes and clothing. For some stylish solutions, be sure to visit MollyAnna.com. And don't forget to check out their blog for all the latest maternity trends!

Be sure to that your body gets everything you and your baby needs by taking pregnancy plus prenatal supplements.

Hear about other women's experiences with their pregnancy in the forum