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| 14 weeks | Your baby can make facial expressions and may have discovered thumb-sucking. |
| 15 weeks | Your baby can see the light that filters in from outside your womb. |
| 19 weeks | Your baby can hear your heartbeat and sounds that come from outside your body, such as your partner’s voice. |
| 23 weeks | Your baby’s sense of movement has developed, so you may sometimes be able to see him squirming under the surface of your belly. |
| 27 weeks | Your baby is sleeping and waking up at regular intervals, opening and closing his/her eyes, and sucking his fingers. |
| 28 weeks | Your baby may be dreaming. |
| 37 weeks | Your baby is now considered “early term.” Babies born now usually do well, but ideally, the baby should stay in your womb for a couple more weeks to give his brain and lungs time to fully mature. |
| 39 weeks | Your baby is now considered full-term and is ready for life outside the womb. |
| 41 weeks | You’ve passed your due date and your baby is now considered “late term.” To avoid complications, your doctor will probably talk to you about inducing labor in the next week or two. |