Chances are, you’ll find out for sure if you’re pregnant this week. Most home pregnancy tests measure the hCG levels in your urine, and they should be high enough around week 5-6 to get a positive test result.

By the time you’re 6-7 weeks pregnant, your baby has a large bulge where the heart is, and the beginning of a brain and head. Even though the heart is very small, it will start to beat around this time, and you might even see it on an early scan. But at this point, your baby is only around 5-6mm long – roughly the size of a pea.

For most women, nausea hits hardest during the 1st trimester, so chances are, you’re probably feeling it right about now. There’s no miracle cure against morning sickness, but there are few ways to maybe ease the nausea a little bit.

So much around pregnancy is focused on the mother, but your partner is also facing many changes. Remember to talk openly to each other about your feelings, without judgment.

This week, your baby is busy developing its muscles, brain cells and nervous system. Your baby will start to move its elbows and joints in small jerks, but the movements are still too small for you to feel anything yet.

Exercise is still good for you during your pregnancy, as long as you listen to your body, take it slow and look for pregnancy-adjusted exercises. Keeping your body strong will only help as your baby gets heavier to carry and during the birth.