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Your baby will open up the eyes first time during the 26th week of pregnancy. To learn more about 26 weeks pregnant.

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From conception to birth, take a unique look on fetal development during the 9 months of pregnancy. Discover how your baby grows and what happens to your body during the whole pregnancy week.

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Congratulations on another week of being pregnant!

You are now entering your six and a half month mark
Your baby's height is 14 inches and weighs a little over 1 and 2/3 pound
Until now the baby's eyes were under wraps, quietly developing beneath fused eyelids
But now the eyes are fully developed and for the first time ever, they are opening so the little one can see what the world looks like even though there is not much to see right now
The irises are still pretty pale and pigmentation comes in over the next few months
The color of your baby's eyes may not be clear until he's at least six months old
The nerves around your little ones mouth and lips are getting a lot more sensitive now
Already the baby will try to mouth whatever comes near those lips including the umbilical cord
Your baby becomes more responsive to sound as the nerve pathways are becoming more and more developed
-Your little one can now easily make a fist, suck his thumb, clasp his hands together, and even play with his or her toes
Pregnant mothers may experience legs cramping, heartburn and indigestion
-The potassium will help with muscle cramping, which may be especially useful at nighttime

Check back next week to know more about your baby's development only on ConsumerHealthDigest.com. Till then take care of yourself.

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