This stage marks the end of the first trimester, with significant growth and development:

Facial Features: The eyes, now moving closer together, and ears are in their correct positions. The nose and chin become more defined.

Body Growth: Fully formed fingers and toes now have tiny fingernails and toenails.

Internal Organs: The kidneys produce urine, and the liver starts making bile. The intestines move into their proper place.

Movements: The fetus can make small reflexive movements, like swallowing and sucking, although these are not yet felt by the mother.

Heartbeat: The heart, fully developed, beats at 120–160 beats per minute and can often be detected via a Doppler device.

Reproductive Development: External genitalia begin forming, but determining the baby’s sex through ultrasound is still challenging at this stage.

The fetus is growing rapidly and beginning to take on a distinctly human appearance