Pregnancy

Calculating the time your baby develops and keep a record of your date of pregnancy can be a task. The pregnancy development is counted from the first day of the woman’s last period, even though the progress of the baby does not begin until conception. Calculation of Pregnancy is from the last day because each time a woman has a period, she preparing for pregnancy. The woman’s cycle is about 28 days. If you start from the first day of her ministrations, ovulation is most likely to occur on the 14th day. Therefore, the best time to become pregnant would be 14th day before the next menstrual cycle.

Ovulation happens once a month when a woman's ovaries release a mature egg into one of the Fallopian tubes. Leading up to this time, hormones have stimulated fluid-filled pockets called follicles to develop on the ovaries, which each follicle contains an egg. Now between day 7 and 14, follicles will continue to develop and reach maturity. The uterus started to-thicken, waiting for a fertilized egg to implant there. Around day 14, of the 28-day cycle, hormones cause the mature follicle to burst and release an egg from the ovary. Unless the egg is fertilized by a sperm while in the Fallopian tube; the egg dries up, and leave the body about 2 weeks later, through the uterus, this is called menstruation. However, when the egg is fertilized, at the moment, the genetic character is complete, including the gender of the child. Within about three days after conception, the fertilized egg is dividing extremely fast of many cells. Passes through the fallopian tube to the uterus, where it attaches to wall of the uterine. The placenta that nourish the baby as well starts to form.

Normal course of pregnancy is exciting, but it is also a time of waiting, the progress is at its own pace. In the beginning, cells simply divide. By the end of 4 months, organs have developed hair and fingernails are grown. The baby just needs time to grow and mature. During the 6, 7, 8th months of pregnancy, the baby has been busy growing. He is big enough for the mother to feel him moving about; he is able to sucking his thumb, he hears muffled sounds, he has fingerprints and his eyelids have parted so eyes will open. The lungs begin to matured, the brain is enlarging, taste buds are forming, and the baby’s senses are becoming acute. He can hear the voices of those nearby. By the 9th month the baby tight quarters, do not give