Bump & Beyond

Your baby is the size of a pomegranate!

Your baby is moving their arms and legs more often.

Their taste buds are growing on their tongue. Their bone marrow is also starting to make blood cells to help them grow strong.

It’s normal to have pain in your back, under your ribs, or even in your groin. Change your position a lot, stretch, and rest when you can. But a level of pain that makes it hard to do your daily activities isn’t normal.

It’s also normal to worry about what is “normal.” Before 37 weeks, learn the signs of preterm labor—like pressure, cramps, or leaking fluid—and when to get help right away.

You should also learn what preterm labor and having a baby born early may be like, plus other warning signs in pregnancy and when you should call your care team.