In the 33rd week, your baby is as big as a pineapple!
You are now just 7 weeks away from seeing your little one who you have borne and felt growing inside you for all these days. Excited yet? We know moms, it can be quite an overwhelming thing to think about. However, we on Cloudnine are sure that you’re going to do great, just like you have been doing all these days! During these last few weeks, your baby grows faster than ever, as you must have guessed by the size of your growing belly. Did you know that by now, your baby is as big as a pineapple?
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What has your baby been up to this week?
Your baby is now busier than ever, growing and developing inside you. You can think of these as the finishing touches your baby is putting before you welcome them to the world. Here’s what is new with your baby this week.
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What to expect in the ultrasound this week
Now that you are at an extremely advanced stage of pregnancy, your visits to the doctor for ultrasounds will become more and more frequent. They will want to check and see if everything is right on track for the approaching D-Day. Here’s what you can expect to see in the ultrasound at the 33rd week.
Things to do this week
You’re only seven weeks away, so it’s time to prepare yourself for the huge change from pregnancy to parenthood. The doctors on Cloudnine are here for you!
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During your 33rd week of pregnancy, you will continue to gain weight. You may want to urinate more frequently due to the increasing pressure on your bladder. You may also feel more fatigue, aches, and pains. The baby might start turning into the head-down position, and movements can decrease slightly due to the lack of space inside.
No, a baby is fully developed only after completing 36 weeks. BY 33 weeks, most organs are developed, but the baby needs more time to gain weight and mature enough for birth.
At 33 weeks, your bump will be heavier and bigger, thus affecting your posture and center of balance. During this time, it is best to sit in chairs with good back support and a firm bottom. Aim at keeping your back and shoulders straight rather than slouching. Walk slowly and deliberately to avoid accidents.
At 33 weeks, a baby should typically weigh about 1.8-2.3 kg. Remember, growth can vary from baby to baby depending on various factors, including genetics, maternal size, and weight. If you are worried about your baby’s weight, consult your doctor to determine if you need to worry or do something about it.
