Physically, there won't be too many changes. If it hasn't already begun, you will start to experience morning sickness. The slightest smells could make you queasy.

Your breasts will continue to feel heavy and sore. You are also likely to feel tired.

Your Baby

By the end of this week, your baby will be about 1.5 mm to 2 mm long. Different parts of your baby's body are finally beginning to develop. Her respiratory, digestive, nervous and circulatory systems are forming. Slowly her skeleton is beginning to take shape. Her skin and hair have begun to grow. Her heart will start to beat this week. She is no bigger than the size of a marble.

Common Complications

Contact your doctor the morning sickness is very severe, i.e. if you are constantly vomiting and are unable to keep any food down.

It is okay if…

• You feel nauseous. Nearly 50 percent of all pregnant women experience morning sickness.
• You need to go to the bathroom often. This happens due to improved filtration by the kidneys.

Stay Fit

Be it walking or yoga, continue to exercise. Again, don't stress yourself out.

Special Care Tips

• Keep away from household chemicals, X-rays or other sources of radiation.
• Avoid any topical applications like bleaches, hair dyes, nail polish, etc.
• No hot tubs and saunas either.
• Raw or undercooked meat is also a no-no.
• Do not lift heavy objects.
• Take care of your health and try and keep away from people with contagious diseases.