Guía de embarazo See Baby 4.0

Are you expecting? Curious about your baby's early development? The See Baby™ Pregnancy Guide offers an insightful look into rarely seen footage of human embryos and fetuses during the first trimester, showcasing their movements and growth within the womb.

This guide allows expectant mothers and their loved ones to witness the remarkable sight of a heartbeat visible on screen just six and a half weeks after the last menstrual period. Viewers can observe key actions such as head, jaw, tongue, hand, and foot movements, as well as the development of the brain, liver, fingers, placenta, and umbilical cord—all from within the uterus.

Additionally, the guide provides information on when to anticipate significant developmental milestones throughout pregnancy. By watching weekly films and reviewing summaries rooted in over a century of research on human development, parents can gain a greater understanding of how their baby forms permanent body parts and performs incredible actions at such an early stage.

Features include:

• A due date calculator to enter or discover your expected date.
• A countdown to your due date.
• Tracking anticipated growth of your baby (typical weight and size).
• Viewing the heartbeat and listening to prenatal sounds.
• Sharing unique prenatal images with family and friends.
• Accessing information on the many benefits of breastfeeding and other pregnancy tips.
• Providing feedback or questions regarding the application.

The See Baby™ Pregnancy Guide was developed by The Endowment for Human Development (EHD), a non-profit organization specializing in prenatal development education. The application is ad-free.

The short videos featured in this complimentary application are adapted from "The Biology of Prenatal Development," an award-winning scientific documentary by EHD that portrays normal human prenatal development from fertilization to birth. It is distributed by National Geographic and has gained endorsement from medical researchers, embryology experts, obstetricians, and secondary school educators. The video excerpts have been re-narrated and modified for mobile platform usage.