Your embryo has completed the most critical portion of development. Their skin is still translucent, but their tiny limbs can bend and fine details like nails are starting to form. Read about your pregnancy at 10 weeks.<\/p>\n
\nWhat You’re Seeing: In this 3D image of the developing embryo, you can see a big change since previous week of the first trimester. The baby-to-be curves inward, with the umbilical cord in the middle. The head appears at the upper right side of the image.<\/p>\n
\nBaby’s Development at 20 Weeks. At 20 weeks, the developing fetus is about 6 inches long (13.2 cm) and may weigh about 10 ounces. The baby may begin to make movements that the mother can feel at about 19 to 21 weeks; this baby movement is termed “quickening”. The baby at this stage of development can move its facial muscles, yawn, …<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Your embryo has completed the most critical portion of development. Their skin is still translucent, but their tiny limbs can bend and fine details like nails are starting to form. Read about your pregnancy at 10 weeks. What You’re Seeing: Continue reading Embryo Days Weeks Image<\/span>