Third, the gravitational effect of the moon is just as potent during new moonsâwhen the moon is invisible to usâas it is during full moons. There is a more serious problem for fervent believers in the lunar lunacy effect: no evidence that it exists.
Answer: Each pregnancy is divided into three trimesters. Each trimester is roughly a third of your pregnancy. These three trimesters have different emotional and physical happenings that make them unique. Here is a guided tour through each trimester:
The First Trimester (Weeks 1-13) The first trimester is typically the shortest for you, because the first 3-4 weeks or more of your pregnancy, you do not even know you are pregnant. In fact, weeks 1-2 are the week of your last normal menstrual period, and when you ovulate. Most mothers won't be able to take a pregnancy test until around week four, and some are even later than that. This first trimester sees an incredible shift in your baby.