During weeks 3-5 of gestation, the brain, spinal cord and heart begin to develop and the gastrointestinal tract starts forming. Between weeks 4-7, arm and leg buds become visible, the brain divides into areas, and eyes and ears start developing. By week 8, hands and feet have fingers and toes, though they may be webbed, and facial features continue shaping. The document outlines fetal development in 3 week increments, describing how organs, muscles, bones and senses form throughout pregnancy.
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3. Week 3 of gestation
(embryo development);
week 5 of pregnancy:
• The brain, spinal cord,
and heart begin to
develop.
• The gastrointestinal tract
begins to develop.
4. Weeks 4 to 5 of gestation;
week 6 - 7 of pregnancy:
• Arm and leg buds become
visible.
• The brain develops into
five areas and some
cranial nerves are visible.
• The eyes and ear
structures begin to form.
• Tissue forms that
develops into the vertebra
and some other bones.
• The heart continues to
develop and now beats at
a regular rhythm.
• Rudimentary blood moves
through the main vessels.
5. Week 6 of gestation; week
8 of pregnancy:
• The arms and legs have
grown longer, and foot
and hand areas can be
distinguished.
• The hands and feet have
fingers and toes (digits),
but may still be webbed.
• The brain continues to
form.
• The lungs begin to form.
6. Week 8 of gestation;
week 10 of pregnancy:
• The eyelids are more
developed.
• External features of
the ear begin to take
their final shape.
• Facial features
continue to develop.
• The intestines rotate.
7. Weeks 9 to 12 of gestation;
weeks 11 to 14 of pregnancy:
• Eyelids close and will not
reopen until about the 28th
week.
• The face is well formed.
• Limbs are long and thin.
• Genitals appear well
differentiated.
• Red blood cells are produced in
the liver.
• The head makes up nearly half
of the baby's size.
• The baby can make a fist with
its fingers.
• Tooth buds appear for the baby
teeth.
8. Weeks 13 to 19 of gestation;
weeks 15 to 21 of pregnancy:
• The skin is almost transparent.
• Fine hair called lanugo develops on
the head.
• Meconium is made in the intestinal
tract.
• More muscle tissue and bones have
developed, and the bones become
harder.
• The baby begins to make active
movements.
• The liver and pancreas produce fluid
secretions.
• Sucking motions are made with the
mouth.
• The baby can hear.
• The baby makes more movements.
• The mother may feel a fluttering in
the lower abdomen.
9. Week 20 to 23 of gestation;
week 22 to 25 of pregnancy:
• Lanugo hair covers entire body.
• Eyebrows and lashes appear.
• Nails appear on the fingers and toes.
• The baby is more active with
increased muscle development.
• The mother can feel the baby
moving.
• The fetal heartbeat can be heard with
a stethoscope.
• Bone marrow begins to make blood
cells.
• The lower airways of the baby's lungs
develop but still do not produce
surfactant (a substance that allows
the alveoli to open for gas exchange).
• The baby begins to store fat.
10. Week 24 to 28 of gestation;
week 25 to 30 of pregnancy:
• Eyebrows and eyelashes are well
formed.
• All eye parts are developed.
• The baby has a hand and startle
reflex.
• Footprints and fingerprints are
forming.
• Air sacs form in lungs.
• Rapid brain development occurs.
• The nervous system is developed
enough to control some body
functions.
• The eyelids open and close.
• The respiratory system, while
immature, has developed to the
point where gas exchange is
possible.
11. Weeks 29 to 40 of gestation;
weeks 31 to 42 of pregnancy:
• A rapid increase in the amount of
body fat occurs.
• Rhythmic breathing movements
occur, but the lungs are not fully
mature.
• The bones are fully developed, but
still soft and pliable.
• The baby's body begins storing iron,
calcium, and phosphorus.
• Body fat increases.
• Fingernails reach the end of the
fingertips.
• Lanugo is gone except for on the
upper arms and shoulders.
• Fingernails extend beyond
fingertips.
• Small breast buds are present on
both sexes.
• Head hair is now coarse and thicker.
