Conception, A test that checks the baby’s chromosomes by testing a small amount of amniotic fluid., Genes, A baby’s natural way of reacting, behaving, and responding to the world., Temperament, An organ that provides the baby with oxygen and nutrients during pregnancy., Zygote, A baby born before 37 weeks of pregnancy., Implantation, The opening at the bottom of the uterus that opens during childbirth., Embryo, A pregnancy where the fertilized egg grows outside the uterus., Placenta, When a sperm and egg join together to begin creating a baby., Low birth weight (LBW), A birth condition where the spine does not fully develop., Premature infant, Female reproductive cells (eggs)., Spina bifida, A surgery where the baby is delivered through an opening made in the mother’s abdomen., Anencephaly, When the fertilized egg attaches to the wall of the uterus., Cleft lip/cleft palate, A baby who is smaller than expected for the number of weeks of pregnancy., Small-for-gestational age infant, A serious birth condition where parts of the brain and skull do not fully develop., Gestational diabetes, Things that can harm a developing baby during pregnancy (such as alcohol, drugs, or some infections)., Preeclampsia, A condition where a baby’s lip or roof of the mouth does not fully close during development., Eclampsia, Instructions passed from parents to a child that influence traits like appearance and some abilities., Gestational hypertension, An ultrasound image used to view the developing baby during pregnancy., Ova, The first cell created when the sperm and egg join., Sonogram, High blood pressure that develops during pregnancy., Chorionic villus sampling (CVS), When a baby is born weighing less than 2,500 grams (5.5 pounds)., Amniocentesis, A test that checks the baby’s genes by taking a small sample from the placenta., Ectopic pregnancy, High blood sugar that develops during pregnancy., Teratogens, A serious complication of preeclampsia that can cause seizures., Cervix, The developing baby during the early weeks of pregnancy when organs begin forming., Cesarean section (C-section), A pregnancy condition involving high blood pressure and possible problems with organs.

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