Support for birth. Support for bereavement. Support for you.
(Birth Methods: go back to – D&C – laparoscopy – D&E – stillbirth delivery (natural, induction, Cesarean))
Yes, I would like to see a photo and be linked to another parent’s story.
Your baby is likely to measure about 16 inches long.
Your baby is likely to weigh about 3 pounds.
The latest development is continued weight gain. His or her head hair may also begin to thicken.
(Birth Methods: go back to – D&C – laparoscopy – D&E – stillbirth delivery (natural, induction, Cesarean))
Yes, I would like to see a photo and be linked to another parent’s story.
Your baby is likely to measure a little over 15 inches long.
Your baby is likely to weigh about 2 1/2 pounds.
The latest development is continued weight gain.
27 weeks
(go back)
“Let the little children come to me…for the Kingdom of God belongs to such as these.”
Mark 10:14
(Birth Methods: go back to – D&C – laparoscopy – D&E – stillbirth delivery (natural, induction, Cesarean))
Yes, I would like to see a photo and be linked to another parent’s story.
Your baby is likely to measure around 15 inches long.
Your baby is likely to weigh 2 pounds.
The latest development is continued weight gain.
26 weeks
(go back)
“I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; my soul knows it very well.”
Psalm 139:14 ESV
(Birth Methods: go back to – D&C – laparoscopy – D&E – stillbirth delivery (natural, induction, Cesarean))
Yes, I would like to see a photo and be linked to another parent’s story.
Your baby likely measures about 14 1/2 inches long.
Your baby likely weighs about 2 pounds.
The latest development has been weight gain.
25 weeks
(go back)
“However you treated the least of my brothers or sisters, you treated me,” says the Lord.
Matthew 25:40
(Birth Methods: go back to – D&C – laparoscopy – D&E – stillbirth delivery (natural, induction, Cesarean))
Yes, I would like to see a photo and be linked to another parent’s story.
Your baby likely measures about 14 inches long.
Your baby likely weighs nearly 2 pounds.
He or she continues “practice breathing” and swallowing of the amniotic fluid, and continues to build meconium (first baby poop) in the bowels.
24 weeks
(go back)
“I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; my soul knows it very well.”
Psalm 139:14 ESV
The SBD® Doula provides support to families experiencing birth in any trimester and in any outcome.
Here at stillbirthday.info, you can learn about the SBD® Doula.
