In the 32nd week of pregnancy, the baby’s development is marked by the presence of all formed organs and hardened bones. Hearing is already developed and the baby can perceive the difference between sounds. The nails have grown long enough to reach the tips of the fingers and the hair already has a defined color. […]
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In the 29th week of pregnancy, the baby’s development is marked by beginning to better control the rhythm of breathing and body temperature due to the development of the brain, which better controls these functions. The baby’s skin is now less wrinkled due to the accumulation of fat on the skin and the bones are […]
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In the 27th week of pregnancy, the baby’s development is marked by being able to open their eyes and having more regular phases of sleep and wakefulness, with rapid eye movements (REM) during sleep, which are important for processing memories. Additionally, the lungs continue to mature and the baby may experience hiccups due to the […]
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In the 40th week of pregnancy, the baby’s development is complete and he is ready to be born. All organs are fully formed, the heart beats approximately 120 to 160 times per minute and labor can begin at any time. During this week, the woman may continue to experience symptoms of excessive tiredness and swelling […]
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In the 36th week of pregnancy, the baby continues to grow and already has more weight, the skin is smoother and the lanugo, which is the thin layer of hair under the skin, begins to disappear. At this stage of pregnancy, most babies are already turned upside down, in the birth position. However, some babies […]
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At 39 weeks of gestation, the baby’s organs are fully formed, but the lungs and brain continue to develop, and the baby’s immune system is stronger as the woman’s antibodies are transferred across the placenta. During this week, the woman may continue to have symptoms of Braxton-Hicks contractions, vaginal discharge or excessive tiredness. Additionally, some […]
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In the 33rd week of pregnancy, all of the baby’s organs are already formed and the bones are more hardened, despite being softer and more flexible in the head, to facilitate passage through the vaginal canal during normal birth. At this stage of pregnancy, most babies are already turned upside down, in the birth position. […]
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