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Stages of Fetal Development-Month 6
Month 6: Month 6 marks the end of the second trimester. At this point, the fetus’s essential organs—its kidneys, heart and lungs—are fully formed. The facial features are becoming more recognizable. It also can hiccup and react to loud “outside” noises by blinking, shifting or kicking. By month’s end, the fetus will measure about 12 or 13 inches long and weigh roughly 2 pounds. Attention expectant moms: Pull out the silk sheets and turn up the mood music. Morning sickness is so last trimester. Instead of keeping food down, your biggest struggle this trimester might be keeping your clothes on. By Month 6, your breasts are worthy of a Victoria’s Secret fashion show, and your body is stocked full of the libido-boosting hormone oxytocin.
Pregnancy also causes more blood to flow to the vagina, and, in a nutshell, this equals better sex. So go ahead, turn out the lights (or keep them on!) and work your latest assets.
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Stages of Fetal Development-Month 9
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