Your Pregnancy Timeline
1st Trimester: From May 19 to August 17
2nd Trimester: From August 18 to November 23
3rd Trimester: From November 24 to February 23
Did you know that only 1 in 20 babies are actually born on their due date? A typical pregnancy lasts between 38 to 42 weeks, leaving many parents eagerly awaiting the big day. For a bit of fun, you can track your pregnancy week-by-week with our app!
Week 5 Highlights
At 5 weeks pregnant, your baby is as tiny as an orange seed. It’s an exciting time as the hCG hormone levels can show a positive result on a pregnancy test, and you might start experiencing early pregnancy symptoms.
Fun Facts About February 23 Babies
Your little one will have an amethyst as their birthstone, a beautiful purple quartz that symbolizes peace, stability, and bravery. Additionally, your baby will be a Pisces, known for their compassion, affection, calmness, wisdom, and a hint of artistic flair. Did you know that famous actress Emma Roberts was born on February 23, 1991?
If you’re considering at-home insemination, you might find it helpful to explore options available at Make a Mom, which offers the only re-usable option in the market. For more insights on how at-home insemination works, check out their detailed guide here. Also, if you’re looking to connect with others on a similar journey, consider joining this free sperm donor matching group.
It’s important to be aware of various changes your body goes through during pregnancy, including issues like varicose veins. You can learn more about that in our post on varicose veins during pregnancy.
For those interested in understanding intrauterine insemination, the Mayo Clinic provides comprehensive information about this procedure.
For a deeper dive into pregnancy and home insemination resources, visit this excellent resource.
Summary
Your due date is set for February 23, 2026, and you’re currently 5 weeks and 3 days into your pregnancy. As you prepare for the arrival of your baby, consider the various resources available to support you, from understanding pregnancy changes to exploring at-home insemination options.