Week by week pregnancy guide

This is it, mum! By the end of this week, you will meet and get to hold the little one who has been developing in your uterus all these months.

You're feeling a bit impatient, waiting for your baby who seems to have missed the memo. Don't lose sleep over this. Instead, use this time to get all the rest you can get. Think of it as the calm before the storm.

Your baby has just discovered thumb-sucking, which can be beneficial (yes!). As for you, mum, your discomfort increases from swelling hands and feet to having restless leg syndrome. Welcome to your third trimester!

Do you want to know if you can tell your baby's eye color as early as now? This is the week for that. As for you, mum, it's a great time to shop and enjoy the last week of your second trimester!

Your baby, who is the size of a small watermelon, now has eyelashes. Read on to know more about what to expect during this week.

Find out what your baby may be able to do with his/her eyes and what fun activity you should definitely be doing now.

You may feel that there's so much going on. Between your little ninja's movements and increasing aches, don't forget to take a breather.

During this week, find out which survival skill your baby will learn now and experience a sense of renewed energy. Exciting times are definitely ahead.

There are so many exciting things your little one can do now, one of them being able to curl his teeny fingers and toes. Plus, its time to go maternity clothes shopping, thanks to your growing bump.

Excited to find out about whether your baby can inhale and exhale now? Plus, learn how you can get relief from fatigue and nausea you've been enduring so far!

Your baby, who is the size of a pineapple, can now distinguish through day and night. As for you, mum, with everything that's going on, now is the perfect time to pamper yourself.

Your baby may be a size of a prune but he is starting to toughen up thanks to his now hardening bones. As for you, find out what type of food and activities you should avoid to reduce pregnancy risks.