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You're 3 Weeks Pregnant - Know more about your baby’s development and how your body is changing at this point of your pregnancy journey.

Congratulations! You successfully conceived your baby.

Your egg within the first couple of hours being fertilized by the sperm will divide and start to multiply. The fertilized egg is about the size of a pinprick or a speck of dust.

The fertilized egg will travel through your fallopian tubes and make its way down to you uterus. The fertilized egg will then go and bury itself into the lining of your uterus. When it implants, you might experience a light spotting or bleeding - this is perfectly normal.

Your hormones are in full blast right now, preparing your body for nurturing another life in the next coming months. The most noticeable change that you might see would be that your boobs are becoming sore and your nipples are getting darker.

At this point, you need to prepare yourself physically and mentally. You may need to forego a couple of your habits, and even vices, to ensure your baby's healthy development.

The Parenting Co, formerly known as Ready Set Mom, is committed to helping parents make their life a little bit more manageable. We provide educational materials and tips for all kinds of parents, whether first-timers, veterans, or single parents. As long as you are a parent, you are always welcome in our community.

Know more about pregnancy symptoms, what to expect and things you need to do at this stage of your pregnancy by clicking the links below:

Week 3 Pregnancy Article: https://theparentingco.com/3-weeks-pr...
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The Parenting Co, formerly known as Ready Set Mom, is committed to helping parents make their life a little bit more manageable. We provide educational materials and tips for all kinds of parents, whether first-timers, veterans, or single parents. As long as you are a parent, you are always welcome in our community.