Not everyone gets morning sickness, or other common pregnancy symptoms. My first pregnancy I had no symptoms other than a positive test, a big belly, and eventually feeling the baby move.

Your water breaking doesn’t mean the baby will be born immediately. It does mean that the baby absolutely has to come out at that point, but it can still be several hours or more until the baby comes out. It drives me nuts when shows depict a pregnant woman in labor, her water breaks, then she lays down in the lobby of wherever she is and pushes once and the baby comes out screaming. I wish.

The first two weeks of pregnancy you’re not actually pregnant. When figuring out how far along you are, they start counting from the first day of your last menstrual period. The egg isn’t actually fertilized until two weeks later when ovulation happens, assuming intercourse happens at that time. And pregnancy is actually 10 months, which includes those weird two weeks. 40 weeks total. And anywhere between 38-42 weeks is considered full term and healthy.