The baby is currently a bunch of cells floating around in the body!

The little one is still very little. Just a millimeter long right now!

This week, your maid can confirm that she is pregnant by using a Prega News kit. Congratulations!

The baby’s heartbeat can be heard on an ultrasound by now. It’s about 160 beats per minute. Imagine that!

The baby is about an inch long by now! It’s heart, lungs & brains are all developing steadily

Though it’s the size of a finger tip right now, the baby’s joints are growing by this week!

This is the week the baby develops its fingers & toes. By next year, your maid will get to hold its hand!

The baby’s heartbeat can now be heard on a doppler machine. Ask your maid to get an ultrasound done!

The baby is actually moving inside! Your maid won’t feel it right now, but will know in a few weeks!

The internal organs are developing rapidly by now! The journey towards motherhood has begun for her!

This week, the baby has developed a unique fingerprint. Soon, it will have a personality of its own too!

The baby has developed it’s genitals by this point, so your maid’s doctor knows if it’s a boy or a girl!

By now, the baby can sense light & pressure outside the womb. So, ask your maid to caress her stomach gently from time to time.

The baby now weighs a full 2.5 inches & has started to develop finger & toe nails!

The baby’s body has started forming adipose tissues & hard bones. So, she can expect some kicking! Give her only light tasks from this point.

The baby’s ears are fully developed & it can hear the world. From this point, speak sweetly!

Inside the womb, the baby is fully developed. Ask your maid to walk tenderly & don’t give her heavy tasks in the weeks to come.

Congratulations! Your maid has touched the halfway mark. Tell her to eat only healthy foods & avoid all unhealthy snacks.

Along with the kicking, the baby can now open its eyes! If you have a stay-at-home maid, arrange a comfortable bed & a dedicated chair for her.

The baby has crossed the 1-pound mark & needs nutrition. Your maid will be hungrier, so do give her fruits & other healthy foods when she’s at your place.

The lungs of baby have now fully developed blood vessels, which means it can breathe outside in case of a premature delivery

The baby is about 1 foot long by this point & if your maid’s doctor recommends a glucose screening test, tell her not to worry as it is completely normal.

The baby now has fully developed hair & skin. A few cramps will occur from this week on, so she may need to take a break between work at times.

All 5 senses are now fully developed. In some cases, your maid might be lucky enough to feel the baby hiccupping!

Congratulations! She has made it to the final trimester. Ensure that all delivery related formalities are ready.

The baby weighs twice as much as it did last month & is still growing steadily. So, maintain that healthy diet!

The baby’s bones are developing rapidly & needs calcium. So, offer your maid a glass of milk or calcium tablets occasionally.

The baby is now approximately 3 pounds. With only 10 weeks to go, it’s time for her to get ample rest.

As the toll on the body gets higher, your maid may get ‘pregnancy colds’. Ask her not to worry as its extremely normal.

Now is the time to give your maid complete rest. The baby is in the ‘full term’ stage, meaning, it is ready for a healthy delivery!

It’s time to book a hospital bed for your maid. Ensure that she checks if her baby is coming out head first or leg first. Be with her or call her whenever you can!

And she is officially a mother! Only 10% babies actually come on the due date, so if she is a few days past, tell her not to worry. Here’s to a happy motherhood for her!