Pregnancy: From the first weeks to birth

Pregnancy is arguably the most exciting journey in life, full of joy, changes, and sometimes uncertainties. To help you know what to expect, we've summarized the most important developmental milestones for you.

The fact is: Not only does your baby grow, but your body also accomplishes incredible things during these 9 months.

During the first trimester, a woman's body experiences a veritable hormonal rollercoaster: fatigue, nausea, and mood swings are typical, while the heart and circulatory system are working at peak performance. From the second trimester onward, many things become easier, energy returns, the first kicks of the baby can be felt, and despite the growing belly, joy often prevails.

The third trimester becomes more physically demanding: the baby presses on organs, back pain and short nights are normal. At the same time, the body is specifically preparing for birth – muscles relax, and the breasts begin producing milk. Even the brain adapts: areas responsible for empathy and nurturing become measurably stronger.

And for men: Your support makes all the difference. Whether it's listening, empathizing, or simply being there – studies show that partner stress decreases when you provide support. Pregnancy is teamwork, and you are an important part of it.

Overview

1st trimester (months 1–3)

It all starts tiny: Your baby develops a heart, brain, and the first organs. After just a few weeks, the little heartbeat is visible on an ultrasound. For you, this means hormonal changes, often fatigue or nausea.

2nd trimester (months 4–6)

Now you can feel the first movements – a magical moment! Your baby's arms, legs, and facial features are taking shape, and the little one is already reacting to voices and touch. For many mothers, this is the most pleasant time: more energy, fewer aches and pains.

3rd trimester (months 7–9)

Your baby is gaining weight rapidly, its lungs are maturing, and it's practicing breathing diligently. Towards the end, it's searching for its birth position. For you, this means a heavier belly, shorter nights, and lots of anticipation.

Your companions for peace and security after birth

Especially during these unusual times, composure is important. Sticklett accompanies you from the very beginning with clothing that grows with your baby, making dressing and diaper changes easier in the early days, and comforting little helpers that provide a sense of security.

Once your baby arrives, MARY by sticklett ensures that you can sleep more peacefully at night:
• Continuous measurement of temperature, respiration & movements
• Gentle monitoring without your baby noticing.
• More security, fewer worries from the start

Conclusion
Pregnancy means change, growth, and endless anticipation. With patience, love, and smart companions from sticklett, like the Baby Sensor MARY, you're perfectly equipped to enjoy this time with confidence and peace of mind.