Langostinos, as they're usually called, is the Spanish name for these small shellfish. In France, where they're also used extensively, they're called langoustine, very similar, but a little harder for an American to pronounce.They are also known as Dublin Bay prawns and Danish lobsters.angostinos, as they're usually called, is the Spanish name for these small shellfish. In France, where they're also used extensively, they're called langoustine, very similar, but a little harder for an American to pronounce.
Your unborn baby's eyelids remain closed until you're about 28 weeks pregnant, which allows the retinas to fully develop. After that time, her eyes open and even begin to blink. Here's a fun fact: As soon as their eyes open in the womb, twin babies can find each other -- and will touch each other's faces or hold hands! Just as the womb isn't completely quiet (your baby can hear sounds like your voice, heartbeat, and tummy growling), it isn't totally dark, either. As early as week 18 -- when her eyes are still closed -- your baby's retinas can detect a small amount of light filtering through if you're out basking in the bright sun.
By 30 weeks the toenails are present and by 32 weeks the fingernails have reached the ends of the fingers. The babyâs eyes will be open when the babyâs awake. By about 32 weeks the baby will have settled into a downward position as there is no longer enough room left in the womb for it to move about freely.You will feel occasional vigorous jabs of the babyâs arms and legs.If your baby is a boy, his testes will migrate down into the scrotum in the 8th month.our baby may suck its thumb now. By 14 weeks your baby will be about 9-10 cm long. Its body is now covered with a layer of fine hair called lanugo. By 16 weeks its face is becoming more human in appearance, although the chin is small and the mouth is quite wide.