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Pregnancy Week 15: What to Expect

✍️ Baby Circle Medical Team🗓️ Updated Jul 2026
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Reviewed on 12 July 2026
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Your baby is about the size of a AppleApprox. ~10 cm · Second trimester

Your baby this week

Baby senses light, forms taste buds and moves joints; bones continue to harden.

Your body this week

You may feel more energetic; occasional nosebleeds or congestion from extra blood flow.

💡 Tips for week 15

  • Stay hydrated for congestion
  • Support your bump with a pillow
  • Add calcium-rich foods

✅ To do this week

  • Book the anatomy scan if not done
  • Consider prenatal classes
  • Keep antenatal appointments

Common questions — Week 15

Are nosebleeds normal?

Yes — extra blood volume can cause them; stay hydrated and be gentle.

Can I feel the baby yet?

First flutters often start around 16–22 weeks.

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References

  1. WHO. Recommendations on antenatal care for a positive pregnancy experience. who.int
  2. ACOG. Your Pregnancy and Childbirth. acog.org
  3. NHS. Week-by-week guide to pregnancy. nhs.uk
  4. CDC. During Pregnancy. cdc.gov
  5. UNICEF. Maternal and newborn health. unicef.org
  6. Indian Academy of Pediatrics. iapindia.org
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Medical disclaimer: This article is for general education only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor about your pregnancy, and seek care immediately for any warning signs. Reviewed by the Baby Circle Medical Board.