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The baby sperm has fertilized and now there is a baby forming in a woman's body.
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Down Syndrome occurs at conception, but is not found usually until the second trimester.
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The brain and spinal cord are developing. The heart also develops and begins to beat.
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Face, ears, eyes, and limbs start to take shape. Bones also begin to form
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All organs for the child are present but immatrure. Fingers and toes are almost complete.
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The fetus can suck its thumb, swallow, and hiccup. The fetus then starts to move around and facial features become more clear.
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Organs in the fetus are maturing. The fetus becomes a lot more active.
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Fat deposits underneath the baby's skin. Breathing movements begin.
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This is usually when it is found that a baby has Down Syndrome and you cannot prevent it.
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Baby is beginning to weigh in pounds, should be 1-2 lbs at this point. Baby has periods of movement.
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The fetus had rapid weight gain. Baby moves into head down position.
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The fetus descends in the pelvis. The movement of the baby decreases as the baby is running out of room.
