In my experience, I bought many book about pregnancy, because I don’t know everything about pregnancy first. I feel worried in my early stages of pregnancy. Now I have nice children and I understand that knowing early stages of pregnancy is very important for pregnant woman, so that she will enjoy her pregnancy week by week until childbirth.

The early stages of pregnancy can be a confusing time for pregnant women.  A couple may be excited about the news of the pregnancy; they may also be confused or concerned, for any number of reasons.  They may be far from family and friends and the support system that comes from a familiar environment. The couple may have very different viewpoints about the pregnancy.  If at all possible, it is during the early stages of pregnancy that the couple should discuss these issues.

During her pregnancy, the woman will encounter several changes to her body and her emotions too. Her emotions will not stabil like before. Now she feel happy and a few minutes more she feel angry, this condition is common happen for her. So her husband must understand about this.

She may have health problems that will complicate a pregnancy.  While the pregnancy won’t be the same for her partner, a woman may expect her partner to help her during the process. During the early stages of pregnancy, it is a good idea if the couple learns what they can about the pregnancy.  What will happen in the first stages of the pregnancy?  Will anything stay the same throughout the pregnancy?  Will the woman be interested in sex?  Both the woman and her partner should think about the things that concern them most and be honest with each other about these issues.

Once the issues are identified, they can research and see what information they can find to answer their questions.  They may both want to visit the woman’s physician together several times so they can get information.  The physician can be a valuable source of information and both the woman and her partner should feel comfortable with the doctor.

The couple should make extra effort to communicate during the early stages of pregnancy.  They should be happy about the pregnancy and comfortable talking about any and all issues related to it.  If one of them feels uncomfortable discussing anything, the other partner may not understand and this can cause problems that may magnify as the pregnancy progresses.  If the couple can improve and refine their communication skills during the early stages of pregnancy, they will find that the last stages will be smoother for everyone.

The early stages of pregnancy are a good time to start discussing child care issues.  This might seem odd, but if the couple starts looking at how other children behave, they can then discuss their own feelings about how to raise children.  If they disagree, it may be helpful if they can establish guidelines for managing disagreements.  Though these sound like simple issues, it isn’t advisable for a couple to wait to talk to each other about any issue related to the pregnancy or child rearing.  Time goes quickly.  If the couple doesn’t start talking during the early stages of pregnancy, they may find that they won’t have a lot of time later to discuss the topics that are important to them.

Don’t be afraid, just enjoy your pregnancy, be relax, make a good communication with your partner, and you will think that everything in your early stages of pregnancy is okay. You will enjoy this amazing moment day after day.

Pregnant women are sort of like common property; an eminent domain of the most personal kind. Suddenly strangers tell you the most personal stories of their own experiences with child birth, and offer advice on pregnancy, fitness, and diet. They assume the right to touch your belly, and offer you tidbits of advice, handed out like cookies that are a little bit burned on the edges, cookies you are not sure are safe to eat.

One moment you laugh. The next moment, you cry. One moment you are so sick you think you could never touch food again, the next you suddenly love some food you have hated all your life. Pregnancy is not a disease, it is not a bad thing, and there is nothing wrong with it. It is one of the most natural things in the world. Perhaps the most difficult part of pregnancy is sifting through all those pieces of gravel to get to the gold.

Pregnancy, fitness, and diet, are not the kind of things you want to leave to chance. Pregnancy may be natural, but naturally, there are things you can do to make it better, easier, and less complicated. Since you are making decisions for two people now, you should do your home work, and make sure you are doing things right! Pregnancy, fitness, and diet are separate branches of the same tree, and now that you are pregnant, it is a great time to make healthy decisions and changes, not just for the duration of your pregnancy, but for life. Your responsibility to live a healthy lifestyle does not end when you give birth. While you are, you can make changes that will teach good, healthy fitness and diet habits to your child, as well as providing the best start possible for pregnancy, fitness, and diet.

Online research is a great place to begin learning about your pregnancy, fitness and diet. Research abounds extolling the benefits to both mother and child. Dietary considerations such as adding folic acid, calcium, and iron should actually begin before getting pregnant, to give your baby the best possible beginning in life. Once you are pregnant, prenatal vitamins are a good start. Add to that:
* 6 to 11 servings of grain products
* 3 to 5 servings of vegetables
* 2 to 4 servings of fruits
* 4 to 6 servings of milk and milk products
* 3 to 4 servings of meat and protein foods
* 6 to 8 glasses of water, fruit juice, or milk
Limit fatty foods and sweets. Simple choices like drinking milk or juice instead of regular or diet soda, and eating fortified foods like bread and cereal, make a lot of difference.
Research fitness plans, and decide with your prenatal health care team what they recommend and if there are any special health concerns or restrictions in regards to your pregnancy, fitness, or diet. There is no time like the present to start, and the best place to start is right at your fingertips.

In the third trimester of pregnancy stages, many pregnant women want to prepare themselves for the birth of their baby. The childbirth classes sometimes needed for you to prepare childbirth and breastfeeding.

Taking childbirth classes is a good way to:

• Learn how to breathe during labor
• How to control your contractions
• How to use your pelvic muscles during labor

Before join the classes, looking first the condition in this childbirth classes and you should ask about the following:

• Types of breathing exercise and other exercises will be taught
• How many people attend classes
• Length of classes
• What you will need to bring with you to class
• If you can sit on a class before attending
• If you can bring more than one person to the class
• If instructors are trained and certified
• The sponsor of these classes
• What is the cost for classes
• Types of health insurance that is accepted

The more questions you can ask, the more comfortable you will feel when attending classes. If, after starting a class, you do not feel comfortable, then you should find another class. Child birthing classes are supposed to prepare you for when you go into labour. These classes should also include ways to breathe, relax your body, and teach you about medications that are offered at hospitals that will make labour less painful.

Child birthing classes should only last a few weeks.

You are now in the last trimester of pregnancy stages. Your baby will born in a short time in ninth month of pregnancy. You must ready to welcome it. What about your baby’s name? You must choose a name for your baby. Chosen a name look like easy, but sometimes it is difficult too. You must be careful picking a name for your baby. Here the article about: Picking a Name before Your Pregnancy Ends.

Choosing a name is one of the most important things you’ll have to decide on during your pregnancy. Pick a name that your child is going to love, not something he/she will hate or be made fun of. There are a lot of things to consider when naming your child.

• Origin

The origin of a name can help you pick out what name you like best, this also adds a piece of history to your child. Giving your son/daughter an Italian name because their great grandfather originally came over from Sicily will mean a lot to the family. Not to mention your child will always know they’re Italian. This doesn’t mean you can only choose names that go with your heritage, there may be a name out there that belongs to your child that isn’t.

• The Sound of the Name:

Names can be hard to pronounce sometimes, not just for other people but for your child as well. Don’t choose a name you have a hard enough time saying, imagine how hard it’ll be for your own child to learn. The spelling can also be a cause for concern. Your child must learn how to spell his/her name; you don’t want a name that has over 20 letters long. Do you think you’d be able to learn to spell that in kindergarten? Think about your child first, sure the name might sound great but make sure it isn’t something that is going to be really hard. This doesn’t mean don’t choose a name that is unique, that is what makes your child stand out. But make sure that is what you really want.

• Meaning

Meaning can be another factor when choosing a name, learn what that name means before you pick it. You might want something that means something dear to you. My daughter’s name means pure hope, I thought it was a lovely gesture and it sounded beautiful. Think about choosing a positive meaning for your child, this is the first thing that will be associated with him/her the moment he/she is born.

• Gender names

Gender naming is another important issue. Think about if the name sounds like a boy’s name or a girl’s name. There are names that can go either way such as Sam, Erin or Angel.

• Nicknames

When picking out a name, don’t forget that your child may end up being called by a nickname because of the name you have chosen. If this is something you don’t want, try picking a name that can’t be shortened. But don’t be surprised if it happens anyways. If you don’t mind, try picking out a name that’ll have a nickname you enjoy.

Last but certainly not least, remember children can be cruel think about the initials your child will have. You don’t want something that its initials mean something else. You want your child to be proud of his/her name. Not everyone is going to like the name you have chosen for your child, but as long as it is something you like, your child will like it too.

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Here are the common problems in pregnancy that almost all pregnant women get them in their pregnancy stages.

Common Problems in pregnancy part 1

Morning sickness

The name is kind of general, and with good reason. This sickness can be anything from a little upset tummy to a full-blown, hold nothing back, tossing of one’s cookies. It can be different for the other pregnant women. The sickness can also appear at any time or throughout the day.

Nausea

Nausea is very common in the early weeks of pregnancy, in the first trimester of pregnancy stages. Some women are sick; some women are just feeling sick. This happens in the morning, some at other time, some all day long. This condition is not fully understood, but hormonal changes in the first three months are probably one cause. Nausea usually disappears around the 12^th to 14^th week.

What can you do?

• If you feel sick first thing in the morning, get up slowly from the bed. If possible, get sweet tea; eat something like dry toast or a plain biscuit before you get up.
• Drink plenty of fluids.
• Don’t stop eating; you can eat small amounts often rather than several large meals.
• Get plenty of rest and sleep whenever you can.
• Distract yourself as much as you can.
• Avoid the foods and smells that make you feel worse.
• Remedies containing ginger may be helpful.
• Wear comfortable clothes. Tight waistband can make you feel worse.
• Contact your doctor if you are being sick all the time and cannot keep anything down.

Headaches

Some pregnant women find they get a lot of headaches.

What can you do?

• Regular rest and relaxation.
• A brisk walk.
• Ask the doctor if you have bad headaches. Severe headaches may be a sign of high blood pressure.

Craving

Cravings are extreme longings for a strange food or strange combination of food that can appear any time during pregnancy. In theory, these cravings can occur anytime during a pregnancy. But theory sometimes is different with the reality. In reality, these cravings always occur in the dead of night on the coldest day of the year (even during the summertime). Many husbands usually do everything in his power to satisfy his wife, even if this means making a quick road trip to somewhere far. It is worth it for the peace of mind and the quiet many husbands receive for making the pregnant wife happy.

Constipation

Because of the hormonal changes going on in your body, you may become constipated very early in pregnancy.

What can you do?

• Drink plenty of water.
• You should include plenty of fiber in your diet through eating foods like fruit and vegetables, whole meal breads, wholegrain cereals, and pulses such as beans and lentils.
• Keep your muscles toned up by exercise regularly.

Backache

During pregnancy ligaments become softer and stretch to prepare you for labour. This can put a strain on the joints of your lower back and pelvis which can cause backache.

What can you do?

• Avoid heavy lifting.
• When you are lifting or picking something up from the floor, you should bend your knees and keep your back straight.
• Sit with your back straight and well supported.
• Try to balance the weight between two baskets if you are carrying shopping.
• You should wear flat shoes so that your weight to be evenly distributed.
• A firm mattress can help to prevent and relieve backache.
• Ask your doctor if your backache is very painful.

Faintness

It is usually happens in pregnancy because of hormonal changes taking place in your body. Not enough blood is getting to the brain. If the oxygen level gets too low you may actually faint.

What can you do?

• After sitting or lying down, you should try to get up slowly.
• When you are still standing and you feel faint, find a seat quickly and the faintness will pass. If it doesn’t, lie down on your side.
• If you feel faint while lying on your back, turn on your side. It’s better not to lie flat on your back in later pregnancy or during labour.

Discharge from breast

This condition usually happens; you may notice a discharge from your nipples month by month, but nothing to worry about it. However, ask the doctor if it becomes bloodstained.

Indigestion

This condition caused by hormonal changes and later the growing womb pressing on the stomach.

What can you do?

• You should try eating smaller meals more often.
• When you are eating, you should sit up straight, it takes the pressure off your stomach.
• Avoid particular foods which cause trouble, such as fried or highly spiced ones.

The third trimester of pregnancy stages starts from the 28^th till the birth of the baby, that is the seventh, eight, and ninth month of your pregnancy stages. It is the last trimester of pregnancy stages. What do you feel in the third trimester of your pregnancy stages? There are physical and emotional changes in your body in the third trimester of your pregnancy stages.

The seventh month

Physical

• Moving of the baby often and more clearly
• Being constipated.

• An increased vaginal discharge without any soreness or irritation.
• Painful in undercarriage stomach
• Feeling burning stomach, dyspepsia, gas in stomach.
• Headache
• Sometimes feel dizzy and insensible.
• Felling the ears and nose choke, sometimes nosebleed.
• Bloody gum when scrubbing tooth.
• Cramp in tooth.
• Little swelling in foot and talus, sometimes in face and hand too.
• Hemorrhoid.
• Feeling itching at stomach.
• Backache.
• Short wind.
• Difficult to sleep.
• Contraction which is not persistent, usually not painful.
• The risk of fall increases.
• Colostrums can be infiltrating out if the breast touched.

Emotional

• The situation that you are absent-minded is still continues
• More dream about the baby.
• More knowledge about how to be a mom, the healthy baby and childbirth.
• Feel boring and tired about pregnancy, emerge wish so that expire soon.

How the baby’s growing in seventh month?

In the last seventh month, the fat begin appear in baby’s body. The baby may take in the fingers in mouth, cry, hiccup, and also can feel sweet or sour. Take action if there is stimulate of pain, sound and radiance. Placenta’s function and amnion’s liquid begin disappear, because the baby which the length is 1.5 kg fulfill the womb.

Maybe the baby can alive if the baby is born now.

The eighth month

Physical

• Moving of the baby often and more clearly

• Being constipated increases.
• Feeling burning stomach, dyspepsia, gas in stomach.
• Headache
• Sometimes feel dizzy and insensible.
• An increased vaginal discharge without any soreness or irritation.
• Felling the ears and nose choke, sometimes nosebleed.
• Bloody gum when scrubbing tooth.
• Cramp in tooth.
• Little swelling in foot and talus, sometimes in face and hand too.
• Hemorrhoid.
• Feeling itching at stomach, belly button jutting.
• Backache.
• Breathless increases, because wombs push the lung.
• Difficult to sleep.
• Contraction increases.
• The risk of fall increases.
• Colostrums can be infiltrating out if the breast touched.

Emotional

• The situation that you are absent-minded increases.
• Feeling wish so that expire soon.
• More knowledge about the healthy baby and childbirth.
• Feeling happy because the birth of baby will come soon.

How the baby’s growing in eight month?

You can measure your baby from top to toe with his legs extended; your baby is about 45 cm, and weight 2.5 kg. In this month, the baby’s brain grows very fast. Eyes of your baby begin to open around now. Response to sound grows more consistent. The body’s system growing already, but the growing of lung is not full.

The ninth month

Physical

• The changes of baby’s movement.

• Being constipated increases.
• Feeling burning stomach, dyspepsia, gas in stomach.
• Headache
• Sometimes feel dizzy and insensible.
• An increased vaginal discharge without any soreness or irritation.
• Felling the ears and nose choke, sometimes nosebleed.
• Bloody gum when scrubbing tooth.
• Cramp in tooth when you sleep.
• Little swelling in foot and talus, sometimes in face and hand too.
• Hemorrhoid.
• Feeling itching at stomach, belly button jutting.
• Backache increases.
• Difficult to sleep.
• Contraction increases and hardly.
• Painful in hip and posterior part.
• The risk of fall increases.
• Colostrums can be infiltrating out if the breast touched.
• Easier to breath when embryo’s position dip already.
• Frequent urge to urinate increases after embryo in dip position.
• Tiredness or affluent energy, or alternate happens.

Emotional

• The situation that you are absent-minded increases.
• Feeling wish so that expire soon.
• Dreaming about the baby.
• Not patient and anxious.
• More sensitive and easy to angry.
• Feeling happy because the birth of baby will come soon, and worry too.

How your baby’s growing in ninth semester?

It is a time to organ finalization and for the baby to grow strong enough to survive on its own after birth. The lung is full growing. Your baby is about 5 centimeters long. Your baby weighs is 1.25 kg. The baby is less active because the hip is too narrow for the baby now. Your baby also continues to take small breaths and although your baby not breathing in air, only breathing in water, it is still good practice for when your baby’s born. Your baby will arrive soon and the physical effects of pregnancy will be soon forgotten.

The second trimester of pregnancy stages starts from the 13^th week to the 28th week, that is the fourth, fifth, and sixth month of your pregnancy stages. This second trimester is kind of the temporary return to near normal. What do you feel in the second trimester of your pregnancy stages? There are physical and emotional changes in your body in the second trimester of your pregnancy stages.

The fourth month

Physical

• Feeling tired and sleepy.
• Frequent urge to urinate start to decrease.
• Hiccoughs with or without pukes, with or without affluent saliva, start to decrease. But in other pregnant women the hiccoughs is still continues, and the others women just start to hiccoughs. It is different one another.
• Being constipated.
• Feeling burning stomach, dyspepsia, gas in stomach.
• Headache
• Sometimes feel dizzy and insensible, mainly if the pregnant women change her position sudden.
• Clothes densely in waist part and breast, stomach looks bigger, maybe because the puffy intestine not accretion of womb.
• The breast is still continuing bigger, but painful and swelling start to decrease.
• Growing appetite.
• Felling the ears and nose choke, sometimes nosebleed.
• Bloody gum when scrubbing tooth.
• Little swelling in foot and talus, sometimes in face and hand too.
• Hemorrhoid.
• An increased vaginal discharge without any soreness or irritation.
• The moving of the baby show at the end of the fourth month ( usually this is not the first pregnancy)

Emotional

• Fluidity like menstruation syndrome, such as easy to angry, heart ambience that is often changes, not rationale, mushy.
• Feeling happy, nervous, elation when you begin feeling that you are pregnant.
• Frustration, when you don’t feel that you are pregnant surely, but your body has too big to wear the clothes that you usually wears, but too little to pregnant clothes.
• Addlebrained sensibility. Beginning absent-minded, bring down things, your mind incoherent, difficult to focus attention.

How’s the baby growing in the fourth month?

In the last fourth month, the length of fetus is 10 cm, now the fetus can take the nutrition by placenta, reflexive stroke (such as: take the finger in mouth and suck) is beginning growing. The seed of teeth begin appear. The fingers and foot appear greater. Though like as a human but the baby still can’t out of sustainable live out of the womb.

The fifth month

Physical

• Moving of the baby.

• Being constipated.
• An increased vaginal discharge without any soreness or irritation.
• Painful in undercarriage stomach
• Feeling burning stomach, dyspepsia, gas in stomach.
• Headache
• Sometimes feel dizzy and insensible, mainly if the pregnant women change her position sudden.
• Clothes densely in waist part and breast, stomach looks bigger, maybe because the puffy intestine not accretion of womb.
• Growing appetite.
• Felling the ears and nose choke, sometimes nosebleed.
• Bloody gum when scrubbing tooth.
• Cramp in tooth.
• Little swelling in foot and talus, sometimes in face and hand too.
• Hemorrhoid.
• Increasing heartbeat.
• More easy to orgasm or more difficult.
• Backache.
• The colors of skin in stomach or face are changing.

Emotional

• Heart ambience that is often changes, start t to decrease, but sometimes fluidity like menstruation syndrome, such as easy to angry, mushy is still appear.

• The situation that you are absent-minded is still continues.
• You are able take the realism that you are pregnant.

How the baby’s growing in the fifth month?

In the last of fifth month, the mother can feel the rooting of the baby. The length of the baby is 20.3 – 25.4 cm. The layer of smooth’s bristle cover up the body. The hair begins growing in head. The white eyebrow and eyelash begin appear.

The sixth month

Physical

• Moving of the baby more clearly.

• Being constipated.
• An increased vaginal discharge without any soreness or irritation.
• Painful in undercarriage stomach
• Feel burning stomach, dyspepsia, gas in stomach.
• Headache
• Sometimes feel dizzy and insensible.
• Growing appetite.
• Felling the ears and nose choke, sometimes nosebleed.
• Bloody gum when scrubbing tooth.
• Cramp in tooth.
• Little swelling in foot and talus, sometimes in face and hand too.
• Hemorrhoid.
• Feeling itching at stomach.
• Backache.
• The colors of skin in stomach or face are changing.

Emotional

• More little heart ambience that is often changes.
• The situation that you are absent-minded is still continues.
• Feeling boring about pregnancy. (“Why the people can’t think the other things except my pregnancy?”)
• Feeling worry about future.

How your baby’s growing in sixth month?

During the second trimester, the baby continues to grow rapidly and refines its body function to get ready to enter the world

In the last of sixth month, the length is about 33 cm with the weight 0.9 kg. The skin is thin and gleam, without fat’s layer. Fingers and foot can be seen. The eyes open. If the baby is birth, the baby can alive with intensive treatment.

The first trimester of pregnancy stages is the stage of pregnancy from conception to 12 weeks, that is the first, second and third month of your pregnancy stages. This trimester is a strange time. What do you feel in the First trimester of your pregnancy stages?

There are physical and emotional changes in your body in the first month of your pregnancy stages.

The first month

Physical

• The pregnant women have no menstruation. ( Although be able have a little as usually you have menstruation )
• Tired and sleepy
• Morning Sickness
• Often to urinate
• Hiccoughs with or without pukes
• Feeling burning stomach, dyspepsia, gas in stomach
• Food aversion and craving
• The changes in breast. Often the breast become larger and feels tender, rather as they may do before a period. The breast may tingle. The veins may show up more and the nipples may darken and stand out

Emotional

• Fluidity like menstruation syndrome, such as easy to angry, heart ambience which often change, not rationale, mushy.
• Feeling happy, nervous, elation.

How’s the baby growing in first month?

In the last of first month in the first trimester, the embryo is very tiny, just like apple seed and tinier than rice. As long as two weeks later, brain, spinal cord, heart, digestion’s system appear already. Hand and foot’s seed will begin to appear.

The second month

Physical

• Feeling tired and sleepy.
• Frequent urge to urinate.
• Hiccoughs with or without pukes, with or without affluent saliva
• Being constipated.
• Feeling burning stomach, dyspepsia, gas in stomach.
• Food aversion and craving
• Headache
• Sometimes feel dizzy and insensible
• Clothes densely in waist part and breast, stomach looks bigger, maybe because the puffy intestine not accretion of womb.

Emotional

• Fluidity like menstruation syndrome, such as easy to angry, heart ambience which often change, not rationale, mushy.
• Feeling happy, nervous, elation.

How’s the baby growing in second month?

In the last of second month, embryo looks like as a human already. The length is about 3 cm from head to bottom (1/3 from that is head), the weight is about 1/3 ounces (13 grams). The baby has heartbeat, arm, leg with fingers and foot’s prospective. The cartilage begins to change with bone.

The third month

Physical

• Feeling tired and sleepy.
• Frequent urge to urinate.
• Hiccoughs with or without pukes, with or without affluent saliva
• Being constipated.
• Feeling burning stomach, dyspepsia, gas in stomach.
• Food aversion and craving
• Headache
• Sometimes feel dizzy and insensible
• Clothes densely in waist part and breast, stomach looks bigger, maybe because the puffy intestine not accretion of womb.
• Growing appetite

Emotional

• Fluidity like menstruation syndrome, such as easy to angry, heart ambience which often change, not rationale, mushy.
• Feeling happy, nervous, elation.
• Appearing the new dispassionate

How the baby’s growing in third month?

In the last of third month, length of this fetus is 5 to 7 ½ cm, weight ½ ounce (20 gram). More body’s part growing, blood circulation’s system already continue, heart begin to produce bile. Reproduction system begins to grow, but still difficult to differentiate sex of the baby.

Pregnancy stages are the three trimesters during which your baby progresses from an embryo to fetus, to the time it is born as a recognizable tiny human. Pregnancy trimester is divided into three stages of three month each, which is the first trimester, the second trimester and the third semester.

The First Trimester

The first trimester is a strange time. During the first trimester, your baby is growing at a tremendous rate. You also may look pretty much like the same woman who is not pregnant. But your body is going trough changes faster. Hormones are firing away and all sorts of other chemical are doing your stuff. The resulting side effects are varied, not only from woman to woman, but for each individual woman from hour to hour.

The second Trimester

The second trimester is the kind of temporary return to near normal. It’s the proverbial calm before the explosion. One cool thing does occur in the second trimester: you can actually feel your baby. The baby makes its presence known through kicking. The second trimester is also the time that many expecting mothers will undergo ultrasound. Ultrasound is taking pictures with sound waves.

The Third Trimester

This is the last trimester of pregnancy stages. The third trimester brings more of the same-only worse. First off, sitting down will be an effort for you and something that is impossible to do gracefully.

Once you have traveled trough all the stages of pregnancy, you will begin a brand new chapter in your life as a mother. Though the journey may seem long and hard, enjoy it as much as you can. All of the pains that you are happened will be well worth the struggle. The amazing growth and development of the baby within just a few months is one of the greatest miracles of motherhood.

Are you pregnant? Yes!! Wow, its great news. Congratulations! You are pregnant! Many women who had got married are very hoping that news. Pregnancy stages are making you very happy. But pregnancy stages are making you very anxious too. There are many questions in your mind about your pregnancy stages! Pregnancy can be a mystifying time for any woman, whether it is the first pregnancy or whether she has been thought it many times before. Your body changes is unusual ways and does strange things that may make you wonder just is what happening inside you. Most pregnancy symptoms are a direct result of changes in hormone levels and the development of the baby in your womb. Each trimester of pregnancy stages brings many changes to both the developing baby and to your body, and understanding these changes will make your pregnancy much more enjoyable.