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Have you ever wondered what happens to you and baby in Week 11 of pregnancy?

To read week 10, please click here.

Here is a detailed list of week 11 pregnancy facts:

  • The head is almost half the size of the fetus.
  • The eyelids have fused and will stay that way until week 24.
  • The external sex organs are developing.
  • The hair follicles of the skin are forming.
  • The ears are still abnormally low on the sides of the head.
  • The teeth are beginning to form.
  • The fetus now weighs 10 grams and is over 5.5 centimeters long.
  • Any sickness you have had should start to fade away.
  • You will also begin to feel less tired.
  • Due to hormonal changes in the body, you may begin to experience back aches, bleeding gums, cramps in the legs or constipation.
  • All perfectly normal but if concerned, see your doctor.

For more information please take a look at this video:

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  • Wow! This is interesting! Thank you for sharing this!

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  • Im 11 weeks, the tiredness has efinately not worn off yet. I am exhausted!

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  • sweetest little ultrasound! I cannot wait to have another baby!

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  • i think i am all done having babies but hubby wants more lol

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  • seanol bees pregnancy photos ultrasound photos makes me want to have another baby, I’m clucking again .

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  • Ohh i so miss all these preciouse moments, They Wer so exciting moments :-)

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  • I am loving these updates, it is taking me back to my pregnancies, memories, I wish that this had been available when I was pregnant.

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  • Moving on a few weeks if your baby is lying sideways (and turns back again when turned during examination) you may find you get sciatica from the baby pushing against the nerves at your hips. Physio and swimming or other exercises can help.

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  • Thanks so much again, I love following these.

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  • Glad you like the series ladies. I hope it helps

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  • Love these ass I learn something new every time you post them

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  • Seriously it makes me so clucky to read these! How amazing are we; mums!

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  • Absolutely amazing!

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  • Bleeding gums at this stage is not much fun. Important to maintain good dental/oral hygiene during pregnancy as it can take a toll on your teeth.

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