How Big is your Baby
The 9th week of your pregnancy your baby's crown to rump measurement is now measuring 1-1 1/4 inches, or 2.2-3cm which is the size of a medium green olive.
How big are you
As each week passes your uterus continues to grow as your developing baby gets bigger and bigger. So although your waistline is growing, you are still not looking pregnant. Be patient, as although you probably can't wait to look pregnant, but the end of your pregnancy you will wishing it all away.
How is your baby growing and developing
There are many changes in your baby now as your baby is really starting to take on a more human form, and not a cluster of cells or a tadpole like look.
Your baby's legs and arms are now longer, with the hands flexed and meeting over it's hart.
The fingers are longer with the tips slightly enlarged where touch pads are developing.
The feet are approaching the midline of the body, and may even be long enough to meet in front of the torso.
The head is now straighter as the neck is more developed.
Eyelids are almost covering the eyes, which up until this time have been uncovered.
The 9th week of your pregnancy your baby's crown to rump measurement is now measuring 1-1 1/4 inches, or 2.2-3cm which is the size of a medium green olive.
How big are you
As each week passes your uterus continues to grow as your developing baby gets bigger and bigger. So although your waistline is growing, you are still not looking pregnant. Be patient, as although you probably can't wait to look pregnant, but the end of your pregnancy you will wishing it all away.
How is your baby growing and developing
There are many changes in your baby now as your baby is really starting to take on a more human form, and not a cluster of cells or a tadpole like look.
Your baby's legs and arms are now longer, with the hands flexed and meeting over it's hart.
The fingers are longer with the tips slightly enlarged where touch pads are developing.
The feet are approaching the midline of the body, and may even be long enough to meet in front of the torso.
The head is now straighter as the neck is more developed.
Eyelids are almost covering the eyes, which up until this time have been uncovered.
