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23 results for “due date”
- SectionDue date calculatorEnter the first day of your last period, your conception date or the due date from a scan. You will see how many weeks pregnant you are, your trimester, your baby's size and a timeline of checkups under the Uzbekistan protocol.
- 40Pregnancy weekWeek 40: your due dateOnly about 1 in 20 babies arrive exactly on time.
- SectionPregnancy calendarWeek by week from your last period to the due date and beyond. Weeks are counted the way your doctor counts them: "week 20" means you are 20 weeks pregnant. Not sure which week you are in?
- ArticleRegistering your pregnancy in Uzbekistan: what happens at the polyclinicWhere to go after a positive test, what the first visit involves, the free screenings and tests that follow, and how maternity leave and the exchange card work.
- 41Pregnancy weekWeek 41: late termExtra monitoring and a conversation about induction.
- ArticleGetting ready for pregnancy: a checklist for the months beforeMost of what matters for a healthy pregnancy starts before the test turns positive. Here is what to sort out in the three months before you try, from folic acid to a visit to the polyclinic.
- 1Pregnancy weekWeek 1: your periodPregnancy is counted from here, although conception is still two weeks away.
- 11Pregnancy weekWeek 11: screening week opensTooth buds, hair follicles and a very big head.
- 27Pregnancy weekWeek 27: the second trimester endsRegular sleep cycles, hiccups and recognisable voices.
- ArticleMaternity leave, pay and benefits in Uzbekistan: what to expectHow long maternity leave lasts, how the benefit is paid, what follows the 126 days and how to claim the one-time birth payment. A step-by-step plan with documents and deadlines.
- 3Baby monthThree months old: laughter and lifting upPushing up on the forearms, batting at toys and the first real laugh.
- 4Baby monthFour months old: rolling and reachingA steady head, the first roll and hands that grab everything.
- 12–14Baby monthOne year old: first steps and first wordsYour baby is becoming a toddler: standing, perhaps walking, and saying the first real words.
- 15–17Baby monthFifteen to seventeen months: a confident walker with opinionsWalking is becoming steady, words are multiplying, and the first tantrums show how big the feelings are.
- 26Pregnancy weekWeek 26: eyes openEyelids part and the brain shows waves for sight and sound.
- 1Baby monthOne month old: the first real smileYour baby starts to look at you, follow you and, by 6–8 weeks, smile back.
- 2Baby monthTwo months old: cooing and conversationsSmiles, coos and the first round of vaccines.
- 7Baby monthSeven months: sitting steadyA steadier sitter, a busier explorer and a baby who is starting to understand "no".
- 8Baby monthEight months: on the moveCreeping, crawling, pulling up and suddenly shy with strangers.
- 9Baby monthNine months: crawling and cruisingCrawling confidently, standing at the sofa and pointing at what matters.
- 10Baby monthTen months: standing tallStanding while holding on, clapping, copying sounds and understanding more every day.
- 11Baby monthEleven months: almost oneFirst steps holding your hands, first real words and a birthday on the horizon.
- 21–23Baby monthApproaching two: two-word phrases and "no!"Independence, imagination and the first short sentences mark the run-up to the second birthday.