Fetal development from 1 to 3 months
In the early stages of pregnancy, the fetal organs begin to form. For the first few weeks, the fetus is just a cell, but then divides rapidly to form various body parts. The fetal brain, stomach, liver, kidneys and other internal organs will gradually form during this stage. At 3 months, the fetus\’s limbs and fingers also begin to appear. At this time, the fetus is about 1 inch in length and the mother\’s heartbeat can already be heard.
Fetal development at 4-6 months
As time goes by, the fetus grows and develops faster and faster inside the mother\’s body. Within 4-6 months, various details such as the fetus\’ hair, eyelashes, and eyebrows also begin to appear. At this time, the time for the fetus to be active in the body also begins to increase, and some movements and postures begin to achieve initial results, such as stretching the limbs, kicking the legs, etc. At 6 months, the fetus has grown to about 6 inches long, and overall appears to be growing very healthily.
Fetal development from 7 to 9 months
In the third trimester of pregnancy, you can see that the fetus has matured a lot, and sometimes you can even feel the fetus hiccupping or crying in the body. At this time, the fetus\’s visual and auditory systems have also been fully developed and can feel some external stimuli and make some responses. In addition, during this period, the fetal lungs are also continuing to develop and mature, and the fetus can begin to breathe. At 9 months, the fetus is fully mature and ready to come into the world to meet its mother and father.
The birth and growth of the fetus
After birth, the fetus will need to adapt to its new environment. At this time, what he needs is love and protection. If the fetus does not receive adequate care and protection, there will be a series of potential risks and problems. Therefore, after the fetus is born, special attention must be paid to its care and cultivation. At about 6 months of age, the fetus can begin to take complementary foods, gradually begins to grow teeth, and likes to touch surrounding objects. In 2-3 years, the fetus\’s body and intelligence will gradually develop and mature, and he will begin to enter the primary education stage and begin to receive formal learning and education. The growth of fetuses is a long and difficult process, and parents need to give them enough love and attention to help them grow and mature better.
