3 Months Pregnant

Month three covers weeks 9 to 13 and ends the first trimester. All your baby's major organs are in place, and the risk of miscarriage falls significantly by the end of the month.

Size of a lime by week 13

The weeks in month 3

  1. 9 Weeks PregnantSize of a raspberry
  2. 10 Weeks PregnantSize of a strawberry
  3. 11 Weeks PregnantSize of a strawberry
  4. 12 Weeks PregnantSize of a lime
  5. 13 Weeks PregnantSize of a lime

Your baby at 3 months pregnant

Your baby grows from a raspberry to a lime. Fingers and toes separate, tiny nails form, and your baby starts making small movements, opening and closing their fists, though you can't feel them yet.

Your body at 3 months pregnant

Nausea and tiredness often start to ease toward the end of the month. Your waistband may feel tight from bloating and a growing uterus. This is when most combined screening tests take place.

Common symptoms in month 3

  • Nausea that starts to ease
  • Bloating and constipation
  • Headaches
  • Visible veins
  • Heartburn

Your month 3 checklist

  • NIPT from 10 weeks, if you choose
  • Nuchal translucency scan (11 to 14 weeks)
  • Plan when to share your news
  • Book a dental check-up

3 Months Pregnant: your questions answered

How many weeks is 3 months pregnant?

3 months pregnant is weeks 9 to 13, in the first trimester.

Is 3 months pregnant the end of the first trimester?

Yes. The first trimester ends at the end of week 13, which is the end of month three.

Can you see a bump at 3 months pregnant?

Some people start to show, especially in a second pregnancy, but many don't have a visible bump until month four or five.

Sources

Written from public guidance by ACOG, the NHS and the CDC. Month ranges follow the most common week-based convention; providers usually talk in weeks.

General information only, not medical advice.

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