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Pregnancy week 23

Symptoms of pregnancy at week 23 of being pregnant - You may begin to have vivid dreams associated with the birth and a sense of anxiety about what the future holds.


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You may be experiencing swollen or achy feet. You may begin to have vivid dreams associated with the birth and a sense of anxiety about what the future holds. But don't worry this is normal.

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Your baby's eyes can now move from side to side. This week the eyelids open, but your baby cannot see much as her visual range is limited until a few weeks after birth. Your baby's head and body are now much more in proportion and her taste buds can distinguish between sweet and bitter. Your baby's heartbeat can now be picked up with a stethoscope. The first teeth are forming in her gums.

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Hey TDLEE, I know the feeling. I'm expecting my second and this one is so much lower than the first one was. I was just to the doctor and he said that my placenta is really low and that it can cause complications later on. they should see the at the ultrasound though.
added by scox [Thu 11th Dec 2008 @ 09:39:54]
I HAVE A QUESTION, I HAVE 3 OTHER CHILDREN BUT THE LAST WAS BORN 11 YEARS AGO, SO I HAVE NO MEMORY OF ANYTHING. IT FEELS LIKE THE BABY IT KICKING SO LOW IT IS ACTUALLY GOING TO KICK OUT OF ME, IS THIS NORMAL?
added by TDLEE [Tue 4th Nov 2008 @ 09:06:26]





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