What does a Fetus Look Like At 15 Weeks?

Amazingly enough, a fetus at 15 weeks is starting to look pretty much like a little baby. The head, arms and legs are distinct. Fingernails are growing, and hearing is already developing.

You can find more information here: pregnancy.org/fetaldevelopment/week-15.

At 11 weeks, a fetus is still very tiny. It will only measure about 4 centimeters long. It will have all of its needed parts including tiny toenails.

The fingers and toes have been webbed until now. They should be fully separated at this time. You can find more information here: babycentre.co.uk/pregnancy/fetaldevelopm....

If you enter your information into a pregnancy calendar you can see what your fetus looks like at all different stages. If you are 12 weeks along you will get all of your info on those sites. You can find more information here: parents.com/pregnancycalendar/?ordersrc=....

A fetus is looking more like a baby at this age with the eyes closer together and ears in normal position. Two to three inches long so it shouldn't be long before you feel the baby kick. You can find more information here: babycenter.com/fetal-development-images-....

At 17 weeks the fetus is looking more like a baby. They are growing their toenails and fingernail beds. They are about the size of a baked potato.

A fetus at 20 weeks looks kind of like a baby doll that you are making, but you haven't decided on what hair or eyes to give it yet. He or she is about 6.5 inches long. You can find more information here: pregnancy.org/fetaldevelopment/week-20.

At 26 weeks a fetus looks like a baby. It's major organs should be almost fully developed and it should weigh around a pound and a half. The baby's ears are developing, which means that he or she is able to hear and respond to sounds from outside of the womb.

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Your fetus will look like a baby now. The fetus will only weigh about three pounds and be about 15.7 inches long. Your baby will have there eyes, ears, nose, arms, legs, fingers, and toes.

A fetus at 4 weeks looks a bit like a lima bean sprouting a head and arms. The neural tube has formed and is developing into the brain, spinal cord and skin. The heart and circulatory system are already developing as well.

You can find more information here: pregnancy.org/fetaldevelopment/weeks-1-4.

During the 5th week of pregnancy, the fetus begins to develop the brain, spinal cord, heart, and other organs. By the end of week five your baby should be between 1/16 to 1/8 inches long, which is about the size of a pen tip. You can find more information here: mayoclinic.com/health/prenatal-care/PR00112.

A fetus is starting to look like a baby as it continues to develop the head, legs and arms at 6 weeks. The brain is growing and the nostrils have formed on the nose. You can find more information here: pregnancy.org/fetaldevelopment/week-six.

Thanks to the wonderful internet you can see what your baby looks like at any stage during the pregnancy. You can sign up for a week to week calendar to get all the updates right to your email. You can find more information here: parents.com/pregnancycalendar/?ordersrc=....

At 8 weeks the fetus is starting to look more human than like a tadpole. They are forming their eyelids, nose and upper lip. Their fingers and toes are webbed.

At nine weeks, your embryo is about .9 of an inch to 1.2 inches in length. It is about the size of a strawberry, and the tips of the finger buds are likely a little swollen.

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