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The document discusses the process of human development from conception through birth. It begins with fertilization occurring when a sperm meets an egg to form a single-celled zygote. Over the course of pregnancy, the zygote develops into a fetus through 8 weeks of development and growth until birth. The document also lists some common problems experienced during pregnancy such as backaches, nausea, and weight gain. It emphasizes the importance of appreciating mothers for what they go through during pregnancy and birth.
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Pregnancy usually lasts about 40 weeks and is divided into three trimesters of about 3 months each. In the first trimester, the major organs form and early pregnancy symptoms like fatigue and nausea may occur. In the second trimester, the risk of miscarriage decreases and the mother can start to feel the baby move. By the third trimester, the baby is fully grown and the mother experiences physical changes like shortness of breath as the baby's size increases. A healthy pregnancy diet focuses on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, proteins and calcium to support the growth and development of the baby.
Pregnancy slideshow
Pregnancy usually lasts about 40 weeks and is divided into three trimesters of about 3 months each. In the first trimester, the body undergoes many changes due to hormonal fluctuations and the developing embryo. Common symptoms include missed periods, fatigue, nausea and tender breasts. By the second trimester, many symptoms subside while the abdomen expands as the baby grows. In the third trimester, discomfort returns as the baby gets larger and puts pressure on organs. A healthy pregnancy diet focuses on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, proteins and calcium to support the growth and development of the baby.
Pregnancy slideshow
Pregnancy usually lasts about 40 weeks and is divided into three trimesters of about 3 months each. In the first trimester, the body undergoes many changes due to hormonal fluctuations and the developing embryo. Common symptoms include missed periods, fatigue, nausea and tender breasts. By the second trimester, many symptoms subside while the abdomen expands as the baby grows. In the third trimester, discomfort returns as the baby gets larger and puts pressure on organs. It's important for mothers-to-be to eat a balanced diet with fruits/veggies, proteins and whole grains to support the growth and development of the baby.
Pregnancy slideshow
Pregnancy usually lasts about 40 weeks and is divided into three trimesters of about 3 months each. In the first trimester, the major organs form and early pregnancy symptoms like fatigue and nausea may occur. In the second trimester, the risk of miscarriage decreases and the mother can start to feel the baby move. By the third trimester, the baby is fully grown and the mother experiences physical changes like shortness of breath as the baby's size increases. A healthy pregnancy diet focuses on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, proteins and calcium to support the growth and development of the baby.
Pregnancy slideshow
Pregnancy usually lasts about 40 weeks and is divided into three trimesters of about 3 months each. In the first trimester, the body undergoes many changes due to hormonal fluctuations and the developing embryo. Common symptoms include missed periods, fatigue, nausea and tender breasts. By the second trimester, many symptoms subside while the abdomen expands as the baby grows. In the third trimester, discomfort returns as the baby gets larger and puts pressure on organs. It's important for mothers-to-be to eat a balanced diet with fruits/veggies, proteins and whole grains to support the growth and development of the baby.
What To Expect When You're Done Expecting
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Infancy
This document discusses infancy, which is defined as the early period of life and existence as an individual. Key points include that infants in this period first learn to trust caregivers to meet their needs, and it is a sensitive period for brain and body development. Some potential issues during infancy discussed are difficulties from complicated births that can cause brain damage, an unfavorable prenatal environment, issues with parenting like postpartum depression in parents, and unfavorable attitudes towards the infant from significant people like disappointment in the infant's sex or appearance. Discipline is also noted as a potential parenting issue during this period.
Part I Interview with Mother.docx
Part I: Interview with Mother
Background:
Name of Infant (First name only): Vivianne
Birthdate of infant: 12/12/2017
Age at time of interview: 3 months Birth weight of infant:8 lbs
Baby’s weight at time of interview: 13 lbs First name of mother: Oasia Age of mother: 27
Occupation of mother: teacher Married/Not married: Not married
First name of partner: Marquise Age of partner: 28
Occupation of partner: works in a warehouse
Pregnancy # ___2__ Age and gender of other children: 3, female
Your relationship to the mother: family friend
Prenatal—Tell me about your pregnancy.
How and when did you learn that you were pregnant?
· Says she just knew, she knows her body and as soon as she could take a test it confirmed she was pregnant
Were you under a doctor’s care? What were your visits like?
· Didn’t start seeing the doctor until she was 3 months in, after that it was regularly
· When she would go they would do just a regular check up, make sure she was taking her vitamins, check her blood and urine
· Closely monitor to make sure she would not develop diabetes
How many ultrasounds did you have during your pregnancy? Why?
· She had only 2 ultrasounds during her entire pregnancy
· Says she could’ve gotten more if she would have opted to do genetic testing but she did not want to put herself through that stress
Did you have any prenatal genetic tests? (genetic screening, blood tests, amnio, etc.)
· No does not see the point in doing it because they do not give you concrete answers
· Creates unnecessary stress for no reason
Any concerns during pregnancy? How did you feel during pregnancy?
· Was worried about her stress level because at the start of her pregnancy she broke up with her children’s father
· Stressful in the beginning due to conflict with her now ex-partner
· Once she removed herself from the stressful environment she says she had a great pregnancy and labor
Did you know the sex of the baby before birth? Thoughts about that?
· Yes, wanted to know if she was prepared with stuff from her previous pregnancy or if she would have to invest in getting new boy stuff
Did you make any changes in your diet or change any of your habits—e.g. coffee, alcohol, smoking, etc.
· Had to stop eating chocolate because it did not sit well with her
· She also started eating a lot more cheese, milk and red meat which are things she did not really eat before
· Stopped smoking
How much weight did you gain?
Were there any events during pregnancy that especially concerned you?
· Build up / leaving of ex partner
· Left 3 months into pregnancy because the stress was too much
How did you prepare for the birth? (physically, psychologically)
· Has a yoga ball that she would roll o.
Living within the womb
The document describes the process of human reproduction and early fetal development from fertilization through the first few weeks of pregnancy. It explains that fertilization occurs when an egg and sperm join to form a zygote, which develops into a blastocyst and then implants in the uterus. The blastocyst becomes an embryo and a placenta begins to develop to nourish the growing fetus. During this period, defects can occur due to genetic factors or issues like alcohol or drug use. Physical development of the fetus accelerates in the third week as the hands, feet, fingers, toes, brain, lungs and eyelids form.
Pregnancy, childbirth and infant care
Pregnancy begins when a sperm fertilizes an egg. It is difficult for humans to get pregnant compared to other animals. An embryo develops into a fetus over several months before birth. During pregnancy, the fetus receives oxygen and food through the placenta as it grows inside the mother's uterus, causing changes in her body like increased urination and sensitivity to smells. Pregnancy and childbirth involve stages like testing, ultrasound exams, childbirth preparations, labor, and delivery with or without medical assistance.
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