<sod > A fascinating video reveals the extent of pregnancy's impact on a mother's body as her insides literally make room for the baby The interactive demonstration was created by the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago 'Make Room For Baby,' the experiment is entitled, 'The baby isn't the only one changing'. As the film moves through the pregnancy process until birth, it shows the womb expanding, the intestines and stomach becoming squashed and the breasts enlarging. The interactive dial, which users can move, details the different stages, from 'Estrogen increases 1000x' and 'Food cravings and aversions' to 'Baby moves 30 times/hour' and 'Muscles and joints loosen'. The footage shows a computer animated woman's body from the side with all the internal organs on show As the film moves through the pregnancy process until birth, it shows the womb expanding, the intestines and stomach becoming squashed and the breast enlarging The interactive dial, which users can move, details the different stages, from 'Estrogen increases 1000x' and 'Food cravings and aversions' to 'Baby moves 30 times/hour' and 'Muscles and joints loosen' Meanwhile real mothers describe in their own words what they experienced and felt during their own pregnancies.< eod>< sod >  A fascinating video reveals the extent of pregnancy's impact on a mother's body as her insides literally make room for the baby 'Make Room For Baby,' the experiment is entitled, 'The baby isn't the only one changing'. As the film moves through the pregnancy process until birth, it shows the womb expanding, the intestines and stomach becoming squashed and the breasts enlarging. The interactive dial, which users can move, details the different stages, from 'Estrogen increases 1000x' and 'Food cravings and aversions' to 'Baby moves 30 times/hour' and 'Muscles and joints loosen'. The interactive content is some of the first high-definition material to illustrate the pregnancy process in accurate biological detail.< eod>