What Happens To Fetal Growth In The Second Trimester 

We will discuss fetal development in the second trimester. Previously We have Discussed the following topics related to second-trimester pregnancy:

• Top 10 Body Changes Happen In The Second Trimester Of Pregnancy

• Find Out Precautions And Spouse Role In the Second Trimester Of Pregnancy

In The Second Trimester following Baby growth and development are observed:

Kicks

The baby inside the mother’s womb can:

• Move around
• Kick
• The Baby’s limb movements are seen in the scan.
• Turn from side to side.
• Roll and flip as well.

Sense Organs

• The fetal inside the womb eyes are slowly moving near to the front of the face.
• The ears are taking the position near the side of the head.
• Now, The baby can hear the voice of a mother.

Fetal Skin Forms

• The thin skin forms all over the fetus.
• This skin protects the inner thin layer of the fetal skin.
• The consistency of vernix is creamy white or cheese kind of.
• Vernix protects the fetus skin from chapping and hardening.

Skin Development

• The skin is red and wrinkly.
• Soft hair covers the skin.

Fetal Nails

• The finger and toenails of the fetus are grown.
• Now, Fingers and toes are completely distinguished as they are separated.

Fetal Eyes

• Eyebrows are visible.
• Eyelashes start to develop.
• Eyelids start to open up.

Fetal Reflexes

The fetus will develop reflexes such as:

• Sucking
• Swallowing.

Urine Form

• Around the 13th week of pregnancy, Your baby’s urine starts to form.
•  The fetus can release the urine in the amniotic fluid nearby.

Other Significant Highlights Of Fetal Development

• Thet can respond to the stimuli.
• The placenta is fully developing.
• The brain of the fetus will have a major development in the second trimester.
• The digestive system of the baby starts to work.
• The fetus inside the womb will follow the sleeping pattern and the cycle of sleep and wakeup.
• Hair starts to grow on the head of the baby.
• The baby becomes 14 inches long and might weigh a little over 2 pounds.
• Finger and toe prints are visible.
• The Baby’s neck is more prominent and defined.

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