41 weeks of pregnancy

A baby continues to grow ... and we ought to have, and the output with the things ... But no matter how comfortable it may be in the womb, to remain there forever, he could not. Your doctor may suggest you to encourage childbirth, if the child is born next week.

40 weeks of pregnancy

40 weeks pregnant! It is difficult to say for sure how much it will weigh your little. On average, babies born with a weight of 3.4-3.6 kg. and 50 cm, long bones of the skull is not spliced, allowing them to overlap slightly, reducing the diameter of the head during passage through the birth canal. However, babies are sometimes born with elongated, egg-shaped heads, but it passes quickly.

39 weeks of pregnancy

So, 39 weeks of your pregnancy. The person inside of you looking forward to meeting with the world. He continues to "load up" the subcutaneous fat, which helps thermoregulation after birth and will please mom chubby arms and legs. Baby weighs a little more 3.2 kg. Its length is a full-length - 48 cm

38 weeks of pregnancy

At 38 weeks of pregnancy your heir or heiress, finally "matured" and gaining weight at an average of about 28 - 30 grams a day. It weighs 3.1 kg, and the growth reached 47 cm baby can grasp hands firmly, what you'll soon be convinced by holding the pen for the first time. The organs and systems are ready for life outside.

37 weeks of pregnancy

Congratulations on 37 weeks of pregnancy! Now your baby is full term! So, if you start birth, doctors will not stop it, and the light baby ready for the first self-inhalation outside the womb. Look back, how much excitement, joy and discovery brought the last 8 months. And here you are with the baby on the eve of your meeting!

36 weeks of pregnancy

The child grew up to 46 cm and gained weight to 2.7 kg. Child's weight on this term can vary considerably (depending on the genetic and external causes). At the end of 36 weeks of pregnancy the child will be considered full term. Considered full-term babies, if they were born in the interval 37-42 weeks. Those born before 37 weeks - premature, and later 42 - post-term.

35 weeks of pregnancy

Little space left to maneuver the child, because he is 45 cm long and weighs all of 2.5 kg. With 35 weeks of pregnancy the baby will gain about 220 grams per week. In close quarters it can not roll over freely, but the regularity of the pushes should remain the same. In terms of physiology, he is almost ready to leave, and the subsequent weeks the child will be busy finalizing a set of weights and individual systems (nervous, urinary, etc.)

34 weeks of pregnancy

At 34 weeks of pregnancy your baby weighs 2.3 kg. and increased to 44 cm.  Fat, which will help a little body heat regulation, it becomes thicker, rounded face and body of the child. The nervous system and lungs continue to develop. If you are worried about the risk of preterm delivery, then you can rest a bit - usually children born between 34 and 37 weeks and have no other health problems, do not experience much difficulty.

33 weeks of pregnancy

33 weeks of pregnancy is over! Kid rapidly modifies, changing from a wrinkled alien in a beautiful plump little man. The bones of his skull is not spliced, allowing them to move and slightly overlap, helping the child to squeeze through the birth canal. The pressure on the head at birth is so great that some babies are born with a slightly elongated heads. These bones are completely fused only at the beginning of puberty.

32 weeks of pregnancy

1.8 kg and 42 cm occupy much space in your abdomen! Most of the wrinkles have disappeared with the baby's little face. He has a full-nails on the feet, hands, and real hair, or at least significant fuzz. Skin to 32 weeks of pregnancy becomes soft and smooth, and certainly more plump.