👶 Your Baby at 36 Weeks: Practically Full-Term! Your baby now weighs around 2.7 to 3 kg and measures about 47–48 cm, roughly the size of a romaine lettuce. Baby Developments: 🌟 Note: If your baby is breech (feet-first), your doctor may discuss external cephalic version (ECV) or plan for a C-section. 🤰 Your Body…
🍼 Your Baby at 35 Weeks: Head Down & Ready to Go Your baby is about the size of a honeydew melon—around 46 cm long and weighing nearly 2.5 to 2.7 kg. Here’s what’s happening inside: 💡 Did You Know? Babies born at 35 weeks often require minimal or no NICU support. 👩🦰 What’s Happening…
🍈 Baby at 34 Weeks: Practice Breathing & Chubby Cheeks Your little one now weighs about 2.2 to 2.5 kg and measures close to 45 cm — roughly the size of a cantaloupe. Key Developments: 💡 Fun Fact: Baby is now dreaming inside the womb during REM sleep! 👩🍼 Your Body at Week 34: The…
🧠 Baby at 33 Weeks: Big Brain Leaps & Sleep Rhythms Your baby now weighs about 2 to 2.2 kg (approximately 4.5 to 5 pounds) and measures 43 to 44 cm long — about the size of a pineapple. This week is all about the brain! 🧠 What’s Developing: 🩺 Fun Fact: Baby’s brain weight…
🍼 Your Baby at 32 Weeks: Getting Ready for the Big Debut! Your baby now weighs around 1.7 to 2 kilograms (about 3.7 to 4.4 pounds) and is about 42 to 43 centimeters long—about the size of a squash or a Chinese cabbage. 💡 Key Baby Developments: 🤰 Your Body This Week: The Weight, The…
🤰 Welcome to Week 31 of Pregnancy! You’re now well into your third trimester and in the eighth month of your pregnancy journey. Your belly is round, your baby is growing fast, and emotions are running high — both in awe and in anticipation. Let’s take a closer look at what week 31 holds for…
🧠 Forget Where You Put Your Keys Again? If you’re pregnant and have started misplacing your phone more often, forgetting appointments, or entering a room and blanking out on why you came in—you’re not alone. Many expecting moms report feeling mentally foggy, forgetful, or “not themselves.” This experience is commonly known as pregnancy brain or…
The Silent Beginning of Labor The latent phase of labor—also known as early labor—can last anywhere from a few hours to a few days. Unlike what we see in movies, labor doesn’t usually begin with a dramatic water break and a rush to the hospital. Instead, it often starts quietly, subtly, and slowly. What Happens…
🤰 What is Labour? Labour is the process your body goes through to give birth. It involves a series of physical changes—like contractions, dilation, and cervical effacement—that allow your baby to be delivered safely. It’s raw. It’s real. And it’s powerful. Knowing what to expect can reduce anxiety and help you feel in control of…
🤰 Why Is Immunity Important During Pregnancy? During pregnancy, your immune system adjusts to protect both you and your growing baby. This makes you slightly more vulnerable to illnesses like the flu, cold, or infections. The key? Strengthening your natural immunity safely and consistently. A strong immune system not only helps you feel better—it plays…