Well done mum, you're already in your second trimester!
Experts and veteran mums refer to this phase as the honeymoon period of pregnancy, since it's the time when unwanted pregnancy symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, fade. Yes, it's time to finally say goodbye to the morning sickness and fatigue that you've endured for the past three months.
It's also the time that you're learning more about your growing baby - including finding out about the gender. You'll also feel the baby's movement for the first time during the second trimester.
Now that you're slowly getting back to your energetic self, here are some helpful week-by-week guides and articles that may be useful.
Week-by-Week Pregnancy Guide for Your Second Trimester
Week 13 pregnancy guide
Week 14 pregnancy guide
Week 15 pregnancy guide
Week 16 pregnancy guide
Week 17 pregnancy guide
Week 18 pregnancy guide
Week 19 pregnancy guide
Week 20 pregnancy guide
Week 21 pregnancy guide
Week 22 pregnancy guide
Week 23 pregnancy guide
Week 24 pregnancy guide
Week 25 pregnancy guide
Week 26 pregnancy guide
Week 27 pregnancy guide
Week 28 pregnancy guide
Useful Information for the Second Trimester
Changes to Expect for Each Trimester of Pregnancy
Compulsory And Optional Pregnancy Scans In Singapore
Everything You Need to Know About Your Baby’s Movements in Pregnancy: Trimester by Trimester
Breaking Down Safe Sleeping Positions Trimester by Trimester, to Avoid Stillbirth
7 Ways To Prevent Muscle Cramps During Second Trimester Of Pregnancy
Is It a Boy or a Girl?: When Can You Find Out Your Baby’s Gender
Early Signs That You Might Be Pregnant With Twins
When To Stop Travelling While Pregnant? Here Are Tips For Travelling Safely By Air, Road And Sea
Going On a Babymoon? Here Are a Few Things To Keep In Mind
55 Creative Pregnancy Announcement Ideas To Totally Steal
Sex During Pregnancy: Safe Positions Per Trimester
Dealing With Mood Swings In Pregnancy? Here’s The Truth!
Babies and pets: Can they co-exist?
8 Household Chores You Should Avoid While You’re Pregnant
Sports and Exercises That Are Safe During Pregnancy
Maternity Hospitals in Singapore: A Comprehensive Guide for New Parents
Pregnancy Health
Understanding Prenatal Testing: The Tests You Need to Have Per Trimester
Essential Vaccines You Need During Pregnancy
How Much Pregnancy Weight Should You Gain?
Fetal Development Stages: Your Guide To The Complete Pregnancy Period
Baby’s Movements Through Pregnancy: What’s Normal & What’s Not?
Diarrhoea During Pregnancy: What Mums-To-Be Need to Know
Constipation During Pregnancy: What Is Safe To Take?
Dengue Fever in Pregnancy: Why You Should Be Careful About This Disease
Baby Hiccups During Pregnancy: When Should You Be Concerned
How Your Child’s Senses Develop In Your Womb
Headache During Pregnancy: Causes and Remedies
Here’s How You Should Take Care of Your Eyes If You’re Pregnant!
Back Pain During Pregnancy – Can You Prevent It?
A Bloody Nuisance! Nosebleeds During Pregnancy
Varicose Veins and Haemorrhoids in Pregnancy: Causes and Solutions
Toxoplasmosis and Pregnancy: Here’s What Mums-to-Be Should Know
How To Deal With Pregnancy Fatigue
Pregnancy and Colds: Everything You Need to Know
Pregnant With Cough? 9 Ways To Cope Without Losing Your Cool
For the Dads
Husband’s Support During Pregnancy: A Guide for All Expecting Fathers
7 amazing pregnancy perks daddies-to-be can look forward to
6 Ways to keep your husband involved during pregnancy
What Are the Sex Positions to Avoid When Pregnant?
Food and Nutrition
Nutrients and Vitamins Needed By Mums During Pregnancy
Here’s How Much Water You Should Be Drinking During Pregnancy
15 Foods and Drinks All Pregnant Mums Should Avoid For Baby’s Health
Can I Eat Papaya During Pregnancy?
A Guide To Eating Fish During Pregnancy
Dieting During Pregnancy? All You Need To Know About Vegetarian, Pescatarian, and Gluten-free Diet
Is Canned Food Safe for Pregnant Women? Here’s What You Need to Know
Here’s What You Should Remember About Drinking Green Tea During Pregnancy
If you have any concerns about your health or baby's health in the second trimester of pregnancy, do not hesitate to ask your OB-Gynaecologist on your next check-up.
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