Week 14

• Your baby measures about 3.2 to 3.5 inches (7.6 to 8.9cm) from crown to rump and weighs about 0.9 ounces (25g).
• Your baby is now nourished by the placenta.
• His face is developing and his cheeks and the bridge of his nose are appearing.
• His ears are moving from the sides of his neck to higher on his head and his eyes are moving closer together.
• Your baby's external genitals are now distinct and may be recognized on an ultrasound.
• Your baby will move away from stimuli near your tummy, such as noise and light.
• Your baby's eyebrows have formed and a small amount of hair, called lanugo, has appeared all over his body.
• Lanugo, which will be shed before birth and replaced with the hairs with which your baby will be born, is thought to have a protective function.
• Insulin is present in your baby's pancreas.
• Some bones may be well outlined.
• Your baby's thyroid gland, already developed by this week, begins to make hormones.
• Baby boys begin to develop the prostate gland at this time and the ovaries of baby girls descend from the abdomen into the pelvis.