Kaiser Ayreon IV/babydevo

Gregorian date	Norton date	"Week" (7)	Day
22-Sep	10.11.1664			Concubinage consent granted
22-Sep	22.11.1664			Investiture occurred
23-Sep	1.12.1664	-1	-7	Last Period
23-Sep	8.12.1664	0	0	Ovulation & Conception
24-Sep	15.12.1664	1	7	Asymptomatic and undetectable
24-Sep	22.12.1664	2	14	Pregnancy detectable! First signs of bloating, cramps, morning sickness, mood swings, breast enlargement.
25-Sep	5.13.1664	3	21	Definite onset of pregnancy symptoms. Embryo's organs developing. Amniotic sac may just barely be detectable by ultrasound. Embryo itself the size of a grain of sand.
25-Sep	12.13.1664	4	28	More development. Heartbeat begins, but is too weak to detect.
26-Sep	19.13.1664	5	35	Umbilical cord fully formed, limbs beginning to form.
27-Sep	2.14.1664	6	42	Now considered a fetus rather than embryo. Fetus is the size of a bean. Heartbeat possibly detectable now -- miscarriage rate drops to 2% when detected.
27-Sep	9.14.1664	7	49	More development and growth. Embryo's tail has vanished.
28-Sep	16.14.1664	8	56	Facial features mostly present. Brain formation in earnest. Fetus is moving.
28-Sep	23.14.1664	9	63	Fetus now 2 inches long. Reproductive system begins differentiation. Earliest date for Nuchal Translucency (NT) Scan -- can be used to detect heart defects, Downs, etc.
29-Sep	6.15.1664	10	70	Most organs now formed. Limbs now have fingers with fingernails. Mouth has tooth buds. Chance of miscarriage drops significantly.
30-Sep	13.15.1664	11	77	First Trimester completed. If female, the ovaries are already filled with hundreds of thousands of eggs. Latest date for NT Scan.
30-Sep	20.15.1664	12	84	Second Trimester begins. Fetus now 4 inches long. Fetus now has fingerprints.
01-Oct	3.1.1665	13	91	Fetal motion can now be felt as muscles and bones grow strong enough and the nervous system interconnected enough. Quad Test (blood test) for 4 hormone levels. Levels outside of the norms can indicate neural tube detects or chromosomal abnormalities. Between now and Week 18, amniocentesis can also be scheduled to run further chromosomal anomaly tests.
01-Oct	10.1.1665	14	98	Fetus now 5 inches long. Mother producing additional blood to feed the growing fetus, gives her "pregnancy glow".
02-Oct	17.1.1665	15	105	Breast enlargement now about one cup size (preparing for lactation). Fetus's organs are now almost fully formed.
02-Oct	24.1.1665	16	112	Fetus can now perceive sound and may move in reaction to sound and light. First pregnancy ultrasound. Sex can be determined at this point.
03-Oct	7.2.1665	17	119	Fetus begins growing fat deposits under the skin and hair on head.
04-Oct	14.2.1665	18	126	Halfway point. Fetus now 6 1/2 inches from head to butt. Sing to your baby!
04-Oct	21.2.1665	19	133	Intestinal tract now forming meconium. REM occurs. Bone marrow now producing red blood cells internally.
05-Oct	4.3.1665	20	140	Fetus now 8 inches long and 1 pound heavy. Reproductive system now completing formation.
05-Oct	11.3.1665	21	147	Lungs breathing amniotic fluid, brain developing.
06-Oct	18.3.1665	22	154	Fetus has reached viability and can potentially survive premature birth from this point onward. Skin is still thin enough that touching it directly will cause it to tear. Blood Test for Gestational Diabetes (may require a change in diet to adjust).
07-Oct	1.4.1665	23	161	Skin thickening. Heartbeat is becoming louder and clearer. It can now be heard by pressing the ear to the skin. Fetus may also hiccup from time to time.
07-Oct	8.4.1665	24	168	Second Trimester ends. Eyes and eyelids complete formation, iris will remain blue until a few weeks after birth. Will react strongly to light. High calcium diet to feed growing bones!
08-Oct	15.4.1665	25	175	Third Trimester begins. Organs are all formed and now simply growing and completing for independent existence. Fetus is now experiencing a somewhat regular sleep/wake schedule. You may get woken up by kicking at night! Increase fiber intake in diet.
08-Oct	22.4.1665	26	182	Fetus now 10 inches long. Realigning position to prepare for birth.
09-Oct	5.5.1665	27	189	Uterus is running out of room, so every movement will be felt. Maturation continues, especially in the brain. Sitting up or standing increases available volume and lowers pressure on organs.
09-Oct	12.5.1665	28	196	Fetus now 11 inches long. Mother's feet may be expanding as joints loosen in preparation for birth. Pressure on lungs may begin making it harder to breathe
10-Oct	19.5.1665	29	203	Braxton Hicks contractions (false labor contractions) may start as early as now. If the fetus is born now, it will still need a ventilator to bridge the remaining development time.
11-Oct	2.6.1665	30	210	Fetus now 4 lbs.
11-Oct	9.6.1665	31	217	Mother may experience heartburn as enlarged uterus presses against stomach.
12-Oct	16.6.1665	32	224	Fetus now 5 lbs. Organs are now ready for birth and baby is in birth alignment.
12-Oct	23.6.1665	33	231	Fetus drops to birthing position, easing pressure on the mother's lungs and stomach but applying additional pressure on bladder.
13-Oct	6.7.1665	34	238	Fetus is now 6 lbs. If birth hasn't happened yet, it could happen any day now. Mandatory weekly OB-GYN visits until birth does happen.
14/10/2018 00:00 UTC	13.7.1665	35	245	Fetus now considered "full term". Immune system is charging up to prepare for air exposure. Test birth canal for asymptomatic Strep B, which can infect the child during birth.
14/10/2018 14:00 UTC	20.7.1665	36	252	Most weight gain by fetus is now protective fat. All of the organs are fully developed for birth.
15/10/2018 04:00 UTC	3.8.1665	37	259	Fetus is now 7 lbs. Braxton Hicks contractions may be increasing in number. Lactation may begin.
15/10/2018 18:00 UTC	10.8.1665	38	266	If the fetus hasn't been born, OB-GYN will now begin considering induced birth. Average birth size is 20 inches long, 7 lbs.
16/10/2018: 08:00 UTC	17.8.1665	39	273	From this point on, the birth would now be considered late.