Description
See Baby’s Growth in a Way That Feels Familiar
Pregnancy comes with a lot of numbers — weeks, dates, appointments and measurements.
Growing With You – Pregnancy Milestone Cards turns one part of that journey into something much easier to picture.
Each weekly card compares baby’s approximate size with a familiar fruit, vegetable, seed or food item, helping mum visualise how much has changed from one week to the next.
From a tiny mustard seed at Week 4 to a watermelon at Week 40, the references have been chosen to feel recognisable and relatable, including many foods familiar to Bangladeshi families.
From Week 4 to Week 40
The set follows pregnancy with 37 individual weekly cards, beginning at Week 4 and continuing through Week 40.
Each weekly card follows the same simple format:

The large week number makes the card easy to recognize in photographs, while the simple white design keeps attention on the mum, her bump and the milestone itself.
Familiar Size References
The weekly sequence includes familiar items such as:
- mustard seed;
- lentil;
- green pea;
- grape;
- date;
- strawberry;
- lime;
- guava;
- mango;
- banana;
- cucumber;
- sweet corn;
- eggplant;
- ridge gourd;
- green coconut;
- pomelo;
- papaya;
- bottle gourd;
- jackfruit;
- watermelon.
The illustrations use the natural colours of each fruit, vegetable or item so they are easy to recognise at a glance.
Size comparisons are approximate. Every baby grows differently.
Different Ways Mum Can Use the Cards
These cards are designed to become part of the pregnancy itself, rather than simply staying inside the box.
Hold It Beside the Bump
One of the simplest ways to use a weekly card is to hold it beside the bump and take a quick photograph.
The large week number means the milestone stays readable even when the image is viewed later on a phone.
Take a Mirror Bump Photo
Hold the card beside the bump while standing in front of a mirror.
This works particularly well for mums who want to photograph their pregnancy regularly without setting up a complicated photo session.
Sit Comfortably and Hold the Card
Not every pregnancy photo needs to be standing.
Mum can sit on the bed, sofa or chair, hold the week’s card close to the bump and capture a relaxed pregnancy moment.
This can be especially useful later in pregnancy when standing for photographs may feel less comfortable.
Place It Beside an Ultrasonogram
Lay the current week’s card beside an ultrasonogram image for a simple flat-lay photograph.
You can also add:
- a flower;
- baby clothing;
- tiny shoes;
- a favourite pregnancy keepsake.
This creates an easy memory without needing mum to appear in the photo.
Photograph It with Baby Clothes
Place the milestone card beside:
- a newborn outfit;
- baby shoes;
- a swaddle;
- a toy;
- something recently bought for baby.
It can turn an ordinary preparation moment into part of the pregnancy story.
Take Week-by-Week Bump Photos
Use the same pose or location each week and change only the milestone card.
Over time, those photographs can become a visual record of how the bump changed throughout pregnancy.
Mum does not need to photograph every single week. She can use the cards whenever she wants to preserve a particular stage.
Share Pregnancy Updates with Family
A quick photograph with the current card gives grandparents, relatives or close friends an easy way to see:
- how many weeks pregnant mum is;
- how much baby has grown;
- which milestone the family has reached.
This can be especially useful when loved ones live in another city or country.
Use Them for Social Media Pregnancy Updates
The clean design is made to remain visible in photographs.
Cards can be used for:
- Facebook updates;
- Instagram posts;
- pregnancy stories;
- family groups;
- private pregnancy albums.
The mum can decide whether the photograph includes her face, only her bump, or simply the card and a few meaningful items.
Pair Them with Pregnancy Memories
If mum is also keeping pregnancy photographs, notes or memories, the weekly cards can appear inside those photographs as a simple record of the stage of pregnancy.
A Week 24 photo, for example, immediately becomes easier to place in the pregnancy timeline when the card is visible in the image.
Take Couple Photos
Dad or a partner can join the photograph while mum holds the weekly card.
Simple ideas include:
- both hands around the bump;
- mum holding the card while dad stands beside her;
- a seated photograph together;
- holding the milestone card between them.
The card provides the context without needing additional text on the photograph.
Include Siblings
For mums who already have children, an older sibling can hold the weekly card beside mum’s bump.
This makes the pregnancy milestone part of the family’s story rather than only mum’s.
Create Pregnancy Announcement Photos
The We’re having a baby! card can be used with:
- the first scan;
- mum and dad;
- baby shoes;
- family members;
- a simple home flat-lay.
It offers an easy way to announce the pregnancy without needing to create a separate sign.
Remember the First Scan
Use the Our first scan card beside the ultrasonogram or hold it after the appointment.
The photograph can preserve both the image and the memory of that day.
Capture the First Movement
When mum first feels baby move, the I felt you move! card can mark that moment.
Because the card is not tied to a specific week, it can be used whenever that milestone happens naturally.
Mark the Halfway Point
The Halfway there! card gives mum a dedicated milestone around the middle of the pregnancy.
It can be used for a bump photograph, couple photo or a simple celebratory flat lay.
Welcome Baby
The final Hello, little one! card carries the set beyond pregnancy and into the moment everyone has been waiting for.
It can be photographed:
- beside baby;
- beside the hospital bassinet;
- with baby’s first outfit;
- beside baby’s tiny feet or hands;
- as part of the family’s first announcement.
Designed for Pregnancy Photos
The cards use a simple visual system so they do not compete with the photograph.
Each weekly card features:
- a clean white background;
- a large week number;
- easy-to-read Goodmums sage text;
- one clear illustrated size reference;
- rounded corners;
- plenty of white space.
The A6 format — 105 × 148 mm — is large enough to remain readable while still being comfortable to hold with one hand.
5 Special Moments Beyond the Weekly Cards
Pregnancy is more than a number of weeks.
That is why the set also includes five special cards for moments that happen on each mum’s own timeline.
We’re having a baby!
For pregnancy announcements and the beginning of the story.
Our first scan
For the first ultrasonogram or another meaningful early scan.
I felt you move!
For the first movement mum wants to remember.
Halfway there!
For celebrating the middle of the pregnancy journey.
Hello, little one!
For baby’s arrival and the first moments after pregnancy.
A Keepsake After Pregnancy
The usefulness of the cards does not end once the photographs are taken.
The full set can be kept together after birth along with:
- pregnancy photos;
- ultrasonogram images;
- pregnancy memory books;
- hospital keepsakes;
- other family memories.
Years later, those photographs can help tell the child how small they once were — and how eagerly everyone was waiting for them.
How to Use
- Find the card matching your current pregnancy week.
- Hold it beside your bump or place it into the photograph.
- Make sure the week number faces the camera clearly.
- Take a photograph in whatever way feels comfortable.
- Use the special milestone cards whenever those moments happen for you.
- Keep the cards together after pregnancy as part of your pregnancy memories.
There is no need to use every single card or photograph every week.
Use the set in the way that best fits your pregnancy.
Care
- Keep cards dry and away from moisture.
- Store the set together when not in use.
- Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight to reduce fading.
- Avoid bending the cards.
- Handle with clean, dry hands before photographs.
- Store flat inside the original box or another protective container.
Good to Know
- Weekly size comparisons are approximate visual references.
- Babies do not all grow at exactly the same rate.
- The cards are designed for memories and visualization, not for assessing fetal growth.
- Medical growth questions should always be discussed with the appropriate maternity healthcare professional.
- You do not need to use every card for the set to be meaningful.
FAQ
How many cards are included?
The complete set contains 43 cards:
- 37 weekly cards from Week 4 to Week 40;
- 5 special milestone cards;
- 1 cover card.
What size are the cards?
Each card is approximately 105 × 148 mm, the size of an A6 portrait card.
Why do the weekly cards begin at Week 4?
The weekly size sequence begins at Week 4 because the earliest gestational weeks occur before meaningful baby-size comparisons are useful.
Are the baby-size comparisons exact?
No. They are approximate visual comparisons intended to help make weekly growth easier to imagine.
Every baby grows differently.
Do I need to use a card every week?
No.
You can photograph every week, only selected weeks, or just the milestones that feel meaningful to you.
Can I use them for social media?
Yes. The large week number, white background and simple layout are designed to remain clear in mobile photographs and social-media posts.
Can I use them without showing my face?
Absolutely.
You can photograph:
- only your bump;
- your hand holding the card;
- an ultrasonogram;
- baby clothes;
- shoes;
- flowers;
- a flat-lay arrangement.
Can dad or siblings use the cards too?
Yes. Partners and older children can hold the card or join pregnancy milestone photographs.
Is there a card for the baby’s arrival?
Yes. The set includes a Hello, little one! milestone card for baby’s arrival.
Are the cards written in Bangla?
No. The current edition uses simple English so the cards remain visually clean and widely understandable.



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