Infografía bb semana a semana: tercer trimestre

Pregnancy / baby-development infographic titled "Pregnancy Week by Week: Third Trimester". Archetype: WEEK-BY-WEEK TIMELINE with clear trimester context and detailed focus on trimester 3. Vertical infographic layout, soft watercolor children-book style, lavender soft palette, tasteful accurate medical illustration, warm editorial feel, mother-and-baby positive, never alarming. Show a gentle timeline covering Weeks 28–40 with small trimester marker indicating this is Trimester 3, and fetus growth progression illustrated week by week. Include milestone panels for Week 28, Week 30, Week 32, Week 34, Week 36, Week 38, and Week 40. Each milestone must include: a week label, a short heading in English, and a one-line caption in English. Suggested milestone content: Week 28 "Eyes Open" caption about eyelids opening and growing awareness of light; Week 30 "Rapid Brain Growth" caption about brain development and increasing body fat; Week 32 "Practice Breathing" caption about breathing motions and stronger movements; Week 34 "Getting Rounder" caption about weight gain and maturing lungs; Week 36 "Head-Down Position" caption about many babies settling lower in the uterus; Week 38 "Nearly Full Term" caption about continued organ readiness and smoother skin; Week 40 "Full Term" caption about fully developed features and readiness for birth. Add a side scale with simple fetus size and weight metrics by week, shown as clean icons or minimal charts, all labels in English. Include subtle anatomical context with uterus silhouette cross-sections or gentle maternal profile illustrations, non-graphic and reassuring. Decorative elements: soft stars, leaves, clouds, and delicate floral accents kept minimal and educational, not cluttered. No graphic birth imagery, no real ultrasound photos, no scary medical elements. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks, no medical claims framed as advice Soft, accurate medical illustration — never alarming. No graphic birth imagery, no medical advice framed as instructions, no real ultrasound photos.