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19 Weeks Pregnant: Symptoms, Baby Size, Baby Weight, Movement, Belly Size
19
weeks
pregnant
Your baby is now the
size of a mango.
19th Week Pregnancy Highlights
Toe & Finger Prints
Your baby’s toes and fingers now develop permanent lines, burrows, and patterns that make finger-and-toe prints unique.
Maternity Outfit Time
As your belly begins to grow and you become curvy, now will be the time to shop for some maternity/nursing clothes. Opt for vertical lines and tiny prints that help accentuate your bump beautifully.
Pregnancy Milestone
At week 19, you’re in the fifth month!
Your Baby’s Development
During Week 19
weight (g)
240 g
Length (cm)
15.3 cm
Approximate size
Mango
How Big is Your Baby?
The baby is maturing fast with the arms and legs growing in the right proportion. Your tiny pod has better limb coordination with the brain and the kidneys are also developing. The skin loses its translucency and starts to develop pigments which will determine the baby’s skin tone. Your baby’s skin is covered by Vernix Caseosa, a thin greasy protective layer that safeguards the baby from amniotic fluid. Hair starts to develop on the baby’s scalp at this stage. However, the level of hair in the newborns varies based on hereditary and individual development.
Baby’s Length: 15.3 cm
Baby’s Weight: 240 g
Mother’s Changing Body:
What to Expect
Some expectant mothers might feel the baby’s movement for the first time during the 19th week. If you were pregnant before, you may feel the movements earlier in this pregnancy.
The top of the uterus reaches the belly button this week and continues to grow about one centimeter every week.
As your belly starts to grow, it is best to sleep on the side as the uterus presses the blood vessels and causes dizziness.
19th Week Pregnancy Symptoms
Heartburn
It is natural for pregnant women to experience indigestion, heartburn, breathlessness, and increased appetite due to hormonal changes and a growing baby.
Skin Changes
Due to the extra estrogen, your skin will undergo many changes, albeit temporarily. You might see dark skin patches on your upper lip, cheeks, or forehead. Appearance of dark spots and skin tags is also very common
Stretch Marks
As your belly grows, the skin at the lower end will begin to stretch causing stretch marks.
Urinary Tract Infection
The growing belly tends to put pressure on the ureter, thereby making you prone to infections.
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Pregnancy Tips for Week 19
- Avoid spicy & oily food and try bland as well as nutritious food diet to minimize heartburn and indigestion.
- Drink plenty of water, urinate frequently to empty your bladder and follow basic hygiene to stay away from urinary tract infections.
- Do not lift heavy materials and avoid improper sleep positions to control your backache.
- There is no remedy for stretch marks at this point but you can soothe your dry skin by applying moisturizing creams.