You: You already know where the toilet is everywhere you go out, because your baby is increasingly pressing on the bladder and you often need to urinate.
Your baby: Your baby opens and closes her eyes. Together with this, it begins to dream. Muscle mass increases daily and already has 2-3% body fat.
29 WEEK
Your baby: The baby is busy preparing for his birthday. It weighs 1.2 kg. It is possible that there is such a habit of sleeping daytime, when you with your movements nourish it, and at night when you will be calm it will begin with activity.
30 WEEK
Your baby: Your baby's head is growing. It releases about ½ liters of urine into amniotic fluid. Thin fibers (lanugo) slowly disappear. Most of the time the baby's eyes are open and it looks around. The bone marrow is now in charge of the creation of red blood cells. Your baby is 35 - 39 cm long.
31 WEEK
Your baby: The lungs and digestive system are almost completely developed. Your baby is completely long about 38 cm and weighs 1.6 kg.
32 WEEK
Your baby: During this week, your baby will likely weigh 1.8 kg and will be 40 cm long. The baby's movements will decrease, as it grows and there is less space for movement. The thin hairs of the body continues to fall, and his hair grows on his head. His arms and legs are proportional to his head size.
33 WEEK
Your baby: In the 33rd week your baby weighs 2 kg. It exercises the breathing process by inhaling amniotic fluid. Some babies, in this stage, have the entire head covered with hair. While sleeping, the baby can enter the Rapid Eye Movement phase. That is the period in which we dream. More and more fats accumulate on his body, so that he can maintain the body temperature. Your baby can detect light, and to distinguish whether it is day or night.
34 WEEK
Your baby: If the baby is born during the 34th week, it will probably be good. It will need special care and will be placed in an incubator because of his incompletely developed lungs, but he will survive. Your baby during this period develops immunity to some small infections. The nails of the hands reach the fingertips.
35 WEEK
You: During this period, you have trouble sleeping, you are excited for the big event and you become more sensitive (the most common things are irritating you). Use this period to enjoy with your partner in peace and tranquility, because it will take a long time before you have that peace again.
Your baby: Babies born in this week, in 99% of the cases, are healthy. The weight of the baby is 2.5 kg. The lungs are almost completely developed. Probably already it is set with his head down and it's waiting to come out.
36 WEEK
Your baby: Your baby continues to gain fat on the body. This will help him maintain his body temperature when he leaves the uterus. Accordingly, its weight increases. Now your little one weighs 2.8-3 kg.
37 WEEK
You: The cervix will begin to open, to prepare for delivery. Your breasts are becoming bigger to be ready for breastfeeding. They will also be sensitive to touch. It is best to wash them only with water, not soap. The soap will make the skin of the nipples dry and they will cracked and irritate.
Your baby: Your baby's skin is pink and is no longer wrinkled. The baby continues to exercise breathing. If it is born during this week, it will be considered as a ripened baby. However, this does not mean that the baby is fully developed. In the rest of the weeks it will continue to gain fat along the body.
38 WEEK
Your baby: At any time, a long-awaited event may occur - delivery. If you give birth this week, your baby will be considered as fully developed.
39 WEEKS
You: You feel very big and uncomfortable to do anything. You are impatient and you can not wait to hold in your hands the little one who grows up in you for so long.
Your baby: During this period your baby will move less. The muscles of his arms and legs are strong. The thin hair falls from his body. All organs are ready to function outside the uterus. The weight of the baby is about 3.1 kg.
40 WEEK
Your baby: Your baby is ready to get out of the uterus and get a new home.
41 WEEK
Your baby: Babies who are worn longer are born with more weight and more hair than others.
Do not forget to use soft moisturizing body cream, 2 times a day that hydrates and don't allows the skin on the body to break and make stretch marks.
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