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Pregnancy is a beautiful phase in every woman’s life. Forming and nurturing a new life inside your own body can impart a phenomenal feeling. Every parent wants to draw a clear picture of how their baby is looking at every step of the pregnancy. And as the due date draws close, the excitement and thrill can be boundless. If you, too, are expecting a little one very soon and are somewhere around your 34th week of pregnancy, then read on because we are going to uncover some fun facts about your baby’s development at this stage.
Development of your baby at 34 weeks:
- At 34 weeks, you must be feeling your baby going around inside your womb. The amniotic fluid surrounding your baby is at its thickest volume during this time, and this helps your baby move around a bit.
- Physically, your baby is about 31 centimeters in length (between the head and the buttocks) and about 44 centimeters in height (between head and heel).
- The weight of your baby during this stage is generally 5 pounds (2.3 grams).
- Delivery at 34 weeks is not an uncommon incident. Over 99% of babies that are delivered around this time survive pretty well. They might have some problems during feeding or breathing.
- Your baby at 34 weeks will resemble a full-grown baby with minute differences in weight. Complications of disabilities in babies delivered at this stage are comparatively low.
The problems that may arise due to the baby’s early birth can be easily taken care of with special neonatal care. There isn’t anything that you may have to worry about if you are going to deliver your baby at 34 weeks. The less you worry, the easier the process of childbirth is going to be.
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