Nine weeks pregnant

Weight gain should be occurring and now is a good time to begin recording your weight regularly if your health care provider isn’t regularly weighing you in.This is probably the one time in your life where you won’t mind seeing the needle creep up on the scale, but remember that there are guidelines for pregnancy weight gain.

At 15 weeks, your baby is the size of an apple and is forming taste buds. Learn more about week 15 of pregnancy with BabyCenter's week-by-week guide.

You’re 2 months 1 week pregnant. Though you may not feel coming far along yet because the belly barely shows. Barring nausea and other troubling symptoms of pregnancy, nine weeks pregnant won’t feel any different.

9 weeks⁣ Your baby's basic physiology is in place (she even has tiny earlobes), but there's much more to come. Her embryonic tail has disappeared. She weighs just a fraction of an ounce but is about to start gaining weight fast.⁣ ⁣ Your baby is the size of a grape.⁣ (babycenter.com) ⁣ #fetaldevelopment #dubai #adudhabi #UAE #maternitybags #hospitalbags #labourbags #prepackedmaternitybags #baby #pregnancy #pregnant #pregnantindubai #9months #babybump #givingbirth #dubaimum #mumtobe…

Once 9 weeks pregnant, you will likely start sensing your pregnancy since your baby undergoes several vital changes. Learn more about this phase in our post.

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