2 Months Pregnant
It is usually at this stage, at 2 months of pregnancy, that it is discovered. The missed period is noticed and some symptoms that could previously be confused with PMS symptoms are now becoming more evident. If you are thin, you may notice some abdominal bloating and even weight gain.
  • Second Month Brings Stronger Symptoms

    While most of the first month of pregnancy goes unnoticed because it’s almost like a normal cycle, the second month is usually full of typical symptoms such as sleepiness, fatigue, back pain or even hunger. Often it is these together with a slight menstrual delay that lead a woman to take a pregnancy test to confirm what is causing these changes.

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A very common occurrence in the second month of pregnancy is that women need to increase their bra size due to the significant growth of the breasts caused by the expansion of the mammary ducts1, through which milk will circulate. Because of this, pregnant women should choose bras that provide maximum support and comfort from this point on, as the breasts are still sore.

5 weeks

In the 5th week, when the second month of pregnancy begins, the embryo is in its full development phase, and its shape resembles a seahorse. At this point, the sex organ is still forming, but it is still far too early to see it on ultrasound.

6 weeks

By the 6th week, the baby's heart is beating stronger each day, reaching 120 to 160 beats per minute2. Small limbs are starting to appear on its short body, which measures on average about 6 mm. The beginnings of the lungs, digestive tract, ears, and nose have already formed, along with the area where the eyes will start to take shape.

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7 weeks

By the 7th week, arms and legs have formed, and small notches where the fingers will be can already be seen. The ears are fully functioning, fine-tuning each day. So take advantage of this time to talk and sing to your little one!

8 weeks

At 8 weeks, the fetus at 2 months is already the size of a bean, measuring around 20 mm. Other parts of the tiny body, such as the spleen, larynx, bronchi, and trachea are starting to develop and take correct shape. The eyelids also appear along with the nose, reaching a stage where the embryo is now complete and ready to speed up growth.

By the end of the second month of pregnancy, morning sickness is even stronger, often accompanied by significant heartburn3. Opt to eat small portions several times a day, making your stomach lighter and avoiding major discomfort. Try to eat light and healthy foods. At this point, your nutrients are being used for embryo growth and the 2-month pregnant belly is starting to show.

Readers' Questions

What is the baby like at 2 months pregnant?

The embryo at 2 months of pregnancy is still very small and its shape resembles a seahorse. It is in full development and its heart already beats strong and fast. The formation of the limbs starts to become apparent, showing as little "buds." By the end of the second month, the arms and legs will be completely formed.

What does a belly look like at 2 months pregnant?

People expect that the belly will soon show that a baby is on the way, but at 2 months pregnant, it's still too early for others to notice. You may feel your lower abdomen is firmer and rounder, but nothing that reveals the pregnancy to the world.

What are the symptoms of being two months pregnant?

Usually during this period the pregnant woman feels very tired, fatigued, and may already notice a slight weight gain. The breasts become larger and sensitive. Nausea, in most cases, is present at this stage and may last until the end of the first trimester or, in more isolated cases, until the end of pregnancy. Constipation is also another symptom, and consuming foods rich in fiber can help at this moment.

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