Curious as to where baby is at 20 weeks in your stomach? Your body is making room for the uterus to expand up towards your belly button, giving baby room to wiggle around. They still have plenty of time to get into the head-down birth position, which doesn’t occur until the third trimester.

At 20 weeks pregnant, you are five months along and halfway through your pregnancy. As your baby and uterus continue to grow, you might notice a change in your weight and your belly button.

Although your baby appears fully formed, he still has plenty of maturing ahead of him. For past two weeks, your baby has begun to hear sounds in utero. He can now listen to the sounds of blood rushing around, the air moving in and out of your lungs—and perhaps the most dominant sound, your heart beating.

It’s a boy if:

• You didn’t experience morning sickness in early pregnancy.
• Your baby’s heart rate is less than 140 beats per minute.
• You are carrying the extra weight out front.
• Your belly looks like a basketball.
• Your areolas have darkened considerably.
• You are carrying low.
• You are craving salty or sour foods.

According to the theory, the placement of your developing placenta – which must be determined in a very precise way – can reveal your baby’s sex. If your placenta is forming on the right side of your uterus, the baby is most likely a boy, the theory claims. If it’s forming on the left side, it’s probably a girl.

We look at the science behind eight traditional signs of having a girl:

• Severe morning sickness. Share on Pinterest Severe morning sickness may be a sign of having a girl.
• Extreme mood swings.
• Weight gain around the middle.
• Carrying the baby high.
• Sugar cravings.
• Stress levels.
• Oily skin and dull hair.
• Baby’s rapid heartbeat.

What’s going on? A: After about 20 weeks, you should feel your baby should move every day, but there’s a wide range of how much activity is considered normal. On some days, your baby may seem like the Energizer bunny, while other times you may be less likely to notice every little kick and wriggle.

“By your fifth month, around week 18 or 19 of your pregnancy, a sonogram can show you the sex of your unborn child with about 95 percent accuracy,” explains Daniel A.

A baby born between 20 and 26 weeks is a considered to be periviable, or born during the window when a fetus has a chance of surviving outside the womb. These babies are called “micro-preemies.” A baby born before 24 weeks has less than a 50 percent chance at survival, say the experts at University of Utah Health.

Almost everyone has around a 50% chance of having a boy and a 50% chance of having a girl. What we can say is that dad’s sperm determines whether a baby will be a boy or a girl. About half of his sperm will make a boy and half a girl. The sex of the baby depends on which sperm gets to the egg first.

One myth suggests that pregnant women who do not experience mood swings are carrying boys, while those who experience noticeable changes in mood are carrying girls. The truth is that most women will have mood swings during pregnancy, especially during the first and third trimesters.

Week 20 of your pregnancy signifies the middle of your second trimester, as well as the middle of your pregnancy.

Here’s what to expect during your 20-week ultrasound. Ultrasound technology has improved a lot since its advent. If Baby cooperates, you can see fingers, toes, spines and even a little face. Also, you may be able to see the baby’s anatomy.

At 20 weeks pregnant, baby is the size of a banana. He or she weighs about 10.2 ounces and measures about 6.5 inches from crown to rump.

At 20 weeks pregnant the baby’s size is around 16-17 centimeters from top to bottom, weighing approximately 300 grams. Until this point, foetuses are measured from crown to rump , as their legs are tightly wound against their upper bodies.