
6 months, that is how long you have been pregnant if you are 23 weeks into it. The wait is getting shorter as less than 100 days are left for your baby’s birth. Did you know, your baby is now as big as an eggplant?
We know how exciting it must be getting for you now. Here is a sneak peek into your baby’s fetal development this week:
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Here are a few tips to remember for your 23 rd week:
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Your baby may respond to your hand’s pressure on your belly at 23 weeks, as they sense touch and movement. Gentle poking or rubbing might trigger kicks. It’s a sweet way to bond, but responses vary. Keep interacting; they’re starting to notice you.
Normal movement at 23 weeks includes kicks, rolls, or flutters, felt a few times daily. Patterns vary, but active periods often follow meals or rest. If you notice fewer movements, contact your doctor. Tracking kicks helps ensure your baby is active and healthy.
A 23-week-old baby is about 11-12 inches long, shaped like a tiny newborn. The skin is thin and still somewhat translucent, with fine hair covering the body. Eyebrows, eyelashes, and hair on the head are forming. Facial features look well-defined on ultrasound. Fat is beginning to develop under the skin, but the baby still looks lean rather than chubby.
A 23-week-old baby is fairly active, kicking, rolling and stretching several times a day. You’ll feel flutters or stronger movements, especially after eating or during quiet times. Activity varies, but consistent patterns are a good sign. Contact your doctor if movements decrease noticeably.