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Brain and Spinal Cord Develope
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Egg & Sperm Unite
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Can't tell if the embryo is a boy or girl
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SRY chromosome released
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Baby begins to hear sounds
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Blastocyst attaches to the lining of the uterus
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Heart is beating; organs are developing
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Baby is 1" long: arms, hands, feet, legs, and eyes are developed; baby starts moving
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Vital organs are formed; birth defects are unlikely to develop after this week
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Finger and toe nails develop; end of first trimester
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Can tell if the fetus is a boy or a girl
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Can begin to feel baby's movements
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Fetus can hear sounds
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Last trimester; fetus develops "baby fat"
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Baby's eyes are beginning to open; can see
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Baby is 4 pounds 11 inches; lanugo is falling off
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Baby is in position for delivery
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