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Every pregnancy is divided in 4 trimesters. 3 of them happens with the baby inside the uterus and the 4th after birth. Learn more about your pregnancy and the time after here.

Follow your baby's development week by week and learn all the changes that are happening in your body, together with your partner.

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Preglife is the number one pregnancy and baby app in the nordics with thousands of users in Europe and the US. Pregnancy is no walk in the park. It can be a series of highs, a series of lows, or a bit of both. One thing is for certain, though. Preglife will stand by you through it all - the good, the bad, and the ugly. We’ll be your safe space, we’ll read the latest research for you and we’ll break the stigmas - so that you can carry your pregnancy with pride, pleasure and peace of mind. 

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Seeing that positive test might have been something you planned for — or a complete surprise. Either way, this is the start of something life-changing, and it’s completely normal to have a lot of thoughts and emotions right now. We’re here for you.

Do you feel like sharing the news right away, or keeping it to yourself for a little while? There’s no right or wrong — it’s entirely your choice. Have you scheduled your first appointment with a midwife? We’ll walk you through what to do next. Are you taking folic acid? If not, now’s the time to start — it plays an important role in your baby’s early development.

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The first trimester often comes with nausea, increased fatigue, and more disrupted sleep than you might be used to. Learn why this happens — and what else you, your body, and your growing baby can expect during the early stages of pregnancy.

Trimester 1

During the second trimester, it often becomes more visible that something is happening in your body, as your belly grows with your baby’s rapid development. Through routine ultrasound scans, you’ll be able to follow your baby’s growth. Many women find the second trimester to be the most comfortable stage of pregnancy.

Trimester 2

It’s time to start getting everything in place. Have you thought about how you feel about giving birth? Packed your hospital bag yet? If not — or if you’d like a little guidance — you’ll find helpful tips and advice here.

Trimester 3

Sometimes things don't go as we want to or plan for and a pregnancy is abrupted. Here we try to give you some support and guidance when this happens.

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Here is a collection of articles about expecting a baby, preparations before birth and parenting.