Precious One - 12 week old preborn baby:

• Week 1: Conception; the baby is smaller than a grain of sugar, but the
  instructions are present for all that this person will ever become.
• Week 2: The baby attaches and borrows securely into the wall of
  its mother's womb.
• Week 3: The baby's blood vessels and sex cells form. Founda-
  tions of the brain, spinal cord and nervous system are laid.
• Week 4: The baby's heart has begun to beat. Eyes, ears and
  lungs begin to form.
• Week 5: Tiny arms and legs appear, as well as the baby's face.
  The baby's blood is now separate from the mother's.
• Week 6: Tiny fingers and toes develop. The baby's brain is divided into
  3 parts for emotion and language, hearing and seeing.
• Week 7: Buds of the baby's milk teeth appear. 99% of the muscles
  are present, and brain activity is detectable.
• Week 8: The baby begins spontaneous movement and is now well
  proportioned, about the size of a thumb. Every organ is present, but
  immature. The skull, elbows, and knees are forming.
• Week 9: If prodded, hands and eyelids close. Genitalia become
  visible, indicating whether the baby is a boy or a girl. Muscular
  movement begins.
• Week 10: The baby's fingerprints begin to form. Nerve and muscle
  connections have tripled. Eyelids fuse together temporarily to
  protect the baby's delicate developing eyes.
• Week 11: The baby "practices" breathing and facial expressions, even
  smiling. The baby can also urinate and stomach muscles can contract.
• Week 12: The baby is now 3 inches in length and weighs 2 oz.
  with fine hair on the face. The baby is able to swallow and feels
  and responds to skin stimulation.

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Medical facts source: Carlson, B., Human Embryology & Developmental Biology,
Toronto: Mosby Publication; 3rd edition, 2004. Moore, K. and Persaud, T., The
Developing Human, Clinically Oriented Embryology, 6th Edition Philadelphia:
W.B. Sanders, 1988. O'Rahilly, R. and Muller, F., Human Embryology and Tera-
tology, 3rd Edition, New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 2001. Fetal image on
back ©Life Issues Institute, www.lifeissues.org, 8 weeks after conception, on front
12 week model ©2007 Heritage House '76, Inc. 1-1-07. Item 751 PO

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