By week 14, your baby's external genitalia are becoming more distinct. In fact, doctors may be able to determine the sex of your baby through an ultrasound! However, every baby develops differently, so it may be too early to tell. Either way, you and your partner should start discussing when you want to find out whether you're having a boy or a girl. Some people like to find out as early as possible so they can prepare names or buy "gender-specific" clothes and decorations, while other couples want it to be a surprise. Since your doctor may do an ultrasound at your next prenatal appointment, it's a good idea to decide now when you want to find out so that you can tell your doctor to tell you—or not to tell you!—during the upcoming ultrasound.
Week 14 Of Pregnancy
Now in your second trimester, your belly may pop out a bit as your uterus grows above the pelvic bone. You may also start to feel more like yourself: Morning sickness should subside and you'll have more energy once you're 14 weeks pregnant. As your baby grows, its body becomes more proportional and facial features become more defined. Learn more about the changes to expect when you're 4 months pregnant with expert advice from Sharecare.
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Week 14 marks the beginning of the second trimester, and your baby is getting bigger every day. At this point, your baby is about 3 1/2 to 4 inches long, or about the size of your fist. Your baby is also continuing to gain weight rapidly and now weighs about an ounce.