Your baby now weighs almost 430g, measures about 28cm long from
crown to heel. Your baby's legs aren't curled up so tightly to
her tummy now. This means she can be measured from the top of
her head to her heels, instead of her bottom. She is
proportioned like a newborn, albeit a thinner version since her
baby fat hasn't yet developed. Although she's getting heavier
every day, her skin still appears wrinkled and translucent
because she needs to gain more weight. Her lips are distinct and
her eyes are formed, though the coloured part (the iris) still
lacks pigment. The pancreas, essential in the production of
hormones, is developing steadily. Even this early, the first
signs of teeth appear in the form of tooth buds beneath her gum
line. Before you know it, your baby will be born, and soon
after, her first teeth will come through. You've probably gained
between 5.5kg and 7kg. Starting now, you'll begin to put on
weight more steadily, averaging about 225g per week. You may
crave certain foods and you may notice