With all this confusion in size, I am including health-class style sideways tampax-esque shot of human lady body. Look at the baby in week 14!!
What PJs is up to this week:

Crown to rump, your baby is around 9 centimetres long and 43 grams. The body is now growing faster than the head. This week, its parchment-thin skin covers itself with lanugo (ultra-fine, downy hair that usually disappears before birth). Though eyebrows are beginning to grow and the hair on top of the head is sprouting, this hair may change in both texture and colour after birth.
About now, the fetus can grasp, squint, frown, and grimace. It may even be able to suck its thumb. Researchers believe these and other movements probably correspond to the development of impulses in the brain.
3 comments:
Well Randi...where DO you find these truly educational picture? :}
Seriously, I do love learning about this magical happening!
The most amazing part to me is the facial expressions. Such a small face making tiny expressions - truly amazing!
It's no gerbil but it'll do - karate fist is just as cool!
I am glad we can all appreciate the details in the photo! Too much, that is for sure, the baby sure is awesome looking!!! :-) I am sure we can all pass sixth grade health class now!
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