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Baby's sex becomes apparent
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Baby's skeleton develops bones
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The baby's motions can begin to become coordinated.
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Fat begins to be stored under the skin for warmth and energy
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The baby can begin to hear
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Vernix caseosa covers the fetus to protect it from abbrasions. For girls, the uterus and vagina might begin to form.
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This is the halfway point. You may begin to feel your baby's movement
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Baby can swallow, and is becoming more active
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Baby's hair becomes visible
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Fingerprints and footprints form, skin becomes more pink or red, taste buds will soon develop
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Baby is regularly sleeping and waking, Real hair is formed on his or her head.
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Baby responds to your voice
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Baby's fingernails develop