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Pregnancy Weeks 32 - 34 Pregnancy Week 32 A lot of women worry about the health of their babies in between their visits to the doctor. To monitor your baby, choose a certain time of the day when baby is active. Write down the time and count how many times your baby would kick, twist, punch and turn excluding hiccups. When you’ve listed down 10 movements, mark the current time. When the movements do not reach 10 within 4 hours, tell your doctor. Preeclampsia is a condition wherein your face swells and you experience headaches. This is different from normal pregnancy swelling. Here, you must inform your doctor. Consider looking for your child’s future pediatrician. You may have a baby shower by now. Think of the things you would like to receive. Also consider procuring a car seat for baby for the ride home after giving birth. There are hospitals that let in someone else other than your husband. Choose who else you’d like to stay. When preferring to give birth the natural way, Doulas can help you with labor pains. There is very little room for baby to move. His head will be full of hair and REM or rapid eye movement sleep is experienced by the baby now. Babies who are born this time and have weights less that 1500g may have difficulty in sucking. If your baby can suck, it means she is having neuromuscular maturity. Baby’s head is probably downward now to facilitate easy birth. There is a very good chance of survival if you give birth this time. Triplets are most likely delivered at this stage. Baby’s measurements: 16.7 inches or 42.4 cm, weight = 3.75 lbs or 1702 g Pregnancy Week 33 Read on postpartum conditions as some women are exposed to postpartum depression. Be sure to formulate a postpartum plan to fight the symptoms. Take it easy by allowing others to help you. Mobile phones should be kept charged and on as your due date approaches. Prepare your hospital bag. Put in your video recorder, camera, a pillow, socks and slippers. Plan a phone tree to eliminate the need to call everyone on your list. Levels of amniotic fluid are highest now. Synapses and neurons form and the head grow. But the skull is still at pliable state. Baby now begins to breathe in amniotic fluid fully. If it’s a baby boy, his testicles will move into place now. His liver is used to store iron. Baby’s measurements: 17.2 in or 43.7 cm, weight = 1918 g Pregnancy Week 34 Familiarize yourself with hospital parking and check in. See if you can secure preadmission forms weeks before. Talk to your health insurance company. Ask if there are additional charges if you want a room with a phone and TV. Call your insurance company and inform them of your new family member once the baby is born. Take note of your pediatrician’s contact information.  Baby now knows how to open the eyes when awake and close it while asleep. Baby can now blink and her fingernails reach the finger tips. Head will be in the downward position now. During this week, your antibodies move to baby. Muscles strengthen further and now baby has the ability to hold his head up and do some movements. Baby’s measurements: 17.7 in, weight = 4.7 lbs. Pregnancy Week To Week 1- 40  Pregnancy Week 1  Pregnancy Week 2  Pregnancy Week 3 Pregnancy Week 4  Pregnancy Week 5  Pregnancy Week 6  Pregnancy Week 7 Pregnancy Week 8  Pregnancy Week 9  Pregnancy Week 10  Pregnancy Week 11  Pregnancy Week 12  Pregnancy Week 13  Pregnancy Week 14  Pregnancy Week 15  Pregnancy Week 16  Pregnancy Week 17  Pregnancy Week 18  Pregnancy Week 19  Pregnancy Week 20  Pregnancy Week 21  Pregnancy Week 22  Pregnancy Week 23  Pregnancy Week 24  Pregnancy Week 25  Pregnancy Week 26  Pregnancy Week 27  Pregnancy Week 28  Pregnancy Week 29  Pregnancy Week 30  Pregnancy Week 31  Pregnancy Week 32 Pregnancy Week 33  Pregnancy Week 34  Pregnancy Week 35  Pregnancy Week 36  Pregnancy Week 37  Pregnancy Week 38  Pregnancy Week 39  Pregnancy Week 40 Top Pregnancy, Baby Care, And Parenting Articles  Baby Health & Care  Mother Health & Care  Be A Good Parent

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