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A Clear Definition of Open Adoption -- Isn't It a Spectrum?
Today we offer the second guest post from Lori Holden, an emerging expert on open adoption. Her book,
Your Developing Baby: Conception To Birth
Every pregnancy and every expectant mother and unborn baby is different, so the following information should only be used as a “general” guide for healthy pregnancy development, and should not replace information provided by your physician.
Most references on trimester charts are typically found to be in gestational age rather than fetal age. We added both here so it would be clearer to you regarding what developmental period you are in. Measurements shared are in total length from baby’s head to toe, but again everyone’s pregnancy and measurements are different so this is just a “general” guide.
There are three trimesters within a full-term pregnancy. Below you will find a generalized description of what to expect during those trimesters.
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If you are pregnant and considering adoption, contact Adoption STAR today: click here for Contact Form; call us tollfree at #1-866-691-3300 or 716-639-3900; or, email Adoption STAR Birth Parent Department Supervisor Sue Shaw sue@adoptionstar.com or Alecia Zimmerman alecia@adoptionstar.com
