
Week 25: Your baby is now the size of an acorn squash!
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Congratulations, Mama! Making it to the 25th week of pregnancy is no mean feat, but you’ve done it like a boss. We know moms, the discomfort and pain that comes with pregnancy are not easy to bear. However, you only have fifteen more weeks to go till you get to hold your little bundle of joy in your hands! As a mommy to be, it is quite exciting to know about the developments of your baby every week. Here’s an interesting fact about your baby’s growth this week: it is now as big as an acorn squash!
Baby Developments
Your baby is growing inside you fast and steadily. Take a look at your baby’s growth progress report for this week.
What can you expect to see in the ultrasound?

Usually, at the 25th week, doctors do not call you in for an ultrasound, unless it is an emergency. However, here are some of the things you may expect to see in ultrasound at the 25th week.
Things to do

Even though you still have 15 weeks to go, you are at a pretty advanced stage in your pregnancy. Your baby has been quite busy this week, and so must you! Here is a list of things that you must be doing in the 25th week of pregnancy.
Keeping all of these pointers and tips in mind, we would also emphasize the fact that in your attempts to remain healthy, do not forget to enjoy the experience of pregnancy. You’re already six months into the pregnancy, and the remaining three will pass by just as fast. Enjoy and cherish these moments with your loved ones, and bring in your little one in a world full of love, care, and joy.

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An average 25-week-old foetus will measure about 13.2 to 13.5 inches. The size is measured from the crown to the heel. A baby’s size can vary, and the baby will weigh accordingly. If the size is much below average, the doctor will check for possible causes and suggest appropriate treatment.
No, a fetus takes about 37 weeks to develop fully. At 25 weeks, they are just a little over the halfway mark and still have a lot more development. They need to grow in height, gain weight, and also develop all organs. A baby born at 25 weeks is considered extremely premature.
At 25 weeks of pregnancy, the baby’s lungs are developing, and the sensorial development is happening at a good pace, causing the baby to jump or kick during sudden noises or bright lights. The nervous system continues to develop, skin develops, and body fat increases.
Yes, a baby born at 25 weeks can be healthy, but it is premature. The lungs are not fully developed yet, so breathing on their own is a challenge. The baby will need to be under constant and close monitoring in the NICU. The risk of developing health issues or challenges is high in premature birth.