Ovulation and Conception, Weeks 1 and 2 of Pregnancy - Check out the MommyLinks Pregnancy Calendar, starting at the beginning, or use the navigation bar on your left to choose a specific week. Just mouse over Pregnancy>>Pregnant!!>>As your baby grows...>>Week...

The Visible Embryo - Fetal Development - Very cool looking site! Just click on your week of pregnancy in the spiral to see facts about your baby's development.

Interactive Pregnancy Calendar from iVillage Parenting - Just sign up and this site will create a calendar that you can use every day to see how your baby is developing.

Weekly Pregnancy Calendar from BabyCenter.com - Easy as pie and very informative. Just sign up to create your own personalized pregnancy calendar. You can print it out so it's easier to refer to.

Life Begins - CD-Rom - If you want a single source with everything you need to know about fetal development, check out this site. This CD was developed to teach the physiological processes involved in creating and maintaining human life. It can be used in schools, at home, or any place where a clinical, impartial description of the human body, conception, pregnancy, labor and delivery is desired. No, it's not free, but I think it could be a valuable resource, and if more than just one family is interested, you could share the cost. Just one feature of the CD-ROM is the ability to lock-out sections that you don't want your kids to see.

Fetal Development e-Postcards from Childbirth.org - What a neat idea! You can send an e-card that has an ultrasound image of a baby at any given month, from 1-9. There is also a little blurb about how the baby is developing at that age. Pretty cool!

To Bookmark this page, just hit Ctrl-D, or click on Favorites.

Related Books:

The Pregnancy Book : A Month-By-Month Guide
by William Sears, Martha Sears, Linda H. Holt



The Complete Book of Pregnancy and Childbirth
by Sheila Kitzinger




The Pregnancy Journal; A Day-To-Day Guide to a Healthy and Happy Pregnancy
by A. Christine Harris PhD