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11th Week of Pregnancy

Baby's Growth and Development in Week 11 of Pregnancy

Your baby's reproductive organs are developing.

By the 11th week of your pregnancy, all of your baby's organs are in place. She's ready to focus on growth, growth, growth! At 11 weeks pregnant:

When you're 11 weeks pregnant, your baby is about 1 1/2 inches long, about the length of your thumb from the knuckle to the tip.
From now until your halfway mark at 20 weeks of pregnancy, your baby will increase her weight by 30% and probably will triple in length.
The blood vessels in your placenta grow larger to prepare for this time of accelerated growth in your baby.
During the 11th week of your pregnancy, your baby's ears move to their permanent position.
Your baby's reproductive organs are developing. But it's still a little early to find out whether it's a girl or boy - gender isn't clear on ultrasound until between the 16th and 20th weeks of pregnancy.

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