6 tyden tehotenstvi v infografice: třetí trimestr po týdnech

Pregnancy / baby-development infographic titled "Pregnancy Week by Week: Third Trimester". Create a WEEK-BY-WEEK TIMELINE infographic with clear trimester-style structure, focused only on Trimester 3, shown as a gentle vertical progression from Week 28 to Week 40. Soft pastel editorial style, sage & blush palette, tasteful accurate medical illustration, soft shading, clean layout, warm mother-and-baby positive tone, never alarming, no graphic birth imagery, no real ultrasound photos. Include a delicate fetus growth sequence with medically accurate but simplified side-view illustrations for key weeks, plus subtle maternal body silhouette context. Show milestone cards for each stage with week labels, short English headings, and one-line English captions. Suggested milestones: Week 28 — "Eyes Open" — "Baby can blink and respond more clearly to light and sound." Week 30 — "Steady Growth" — "Body fat increases and movements can feel stronger and more regular." Week 32 — "Practicing Skills" — "Baby practices breathing motions and sleep-wake patterns become more defined." Week 34 — "Getting Ready" — "Lungs continue maturing and the body looks rounder and fuller." Week 36 — "Head-Down Position" — "Many babies settle lower as space becomes tighter in the uterus." Week 38 — "Near Full Term" — "Organs are well developed and baby continues gaining weight." Week 40 — "Full Term" — "Baby has reached the final stage of pregnancy development." Add elegant mini legends for fetal size and weight progression in neutral medical-infographic style, with metric labels in English such as "Length" and "Weight". Include subtle trimester marker reading "Trimester 3" and a soft comparison scale for growth. Composition should feel editorial, calm, clear, and educational, with no visible search-intent text in Czech and no extra non-English wording anywhere. 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.