Fingers are longer, and the tips are slightly swollen where touch pads are developing. The feet are approaching the midline of the body and may be long enough to meet in front of the torso. The head is more erect, and the neck is more developed. The eyelids almost cover the eyes. Up to this time, the eyes have been uncovered.
External ears are evident and well-formed.
Your baby now moves its body and limbs. This movement may be seen during an ultrasound exam. The baby looks more recognizable as a human being, although it is still extremely small. It still is probably impossible to distinguish a male from a female. As strange as it may seem, gaining weight is an important way to monitor the well-being of your developing baby.