This is the week where your baby’s lungs also complete their development. After the development of the lungs, we can say that the baby is now ready for birth as a whole body. The weeks following this one are for the baby to stay in the womb to continue growing. Your baby is now a full-term baby and is in a condition where they can easily survive in case of any preterm birth.
In a 36-week pregnancy, the baby’s breastfeeding muscles have become quite strong and are coded to breastfeed as soon as they are born. Your baby’s skull is very soft; this situation is very important for the baby’s easy progression through the birth canal. Additionally, the opening in the skull is a sign that the baby’s brain is still developing. The baby’s fontanelle will not close until one year after birth, allowing the baby’s brain to continue its development.
In a 36-week pregnancy, the baby’s immune system is fully developed. The baby possesses a strong immunity that will protect them from any infection during birth.
As of this week in the pregnancy period, the baby is now ready for birth, and it is possible to see your baby clearly.
What is the Baby’s Weight and Height at 36 Weeks of Pregnancy?
As of this week in the pregnancy period, the baby’s weight is 2750 grams, and the height is 46-47 cm. In these weeks, the baby has become quite heavy and has reached a size that would fully fill your arms.
What are the Changes in the Expectant Mother at 36 Weeks of Pregnancy?
This week, swelling and discomfort are at their peak for the expectant mother. On one hand, the mother has no strength left, and on the other, her patience is running out. The baby’s pressure on the mother’s urinary tract increases, forcing the mother to urinate frequently. Discomforts such as burning along with pain in the urinary tract may occur. The baby is coming now…
