40 weeks pregnant

27 weeks pregnant and looking for pregnancy tips? Cool fact: Baby can now hear your voice! Their sense of taste is developing. You're in the last week of the second trimester. Read about baby development and size, pregnancy symptoms, belly, and to-do lists for your pregnancy weeks at easybabylife.com. (Pregnancy guide for all trimesters of pregnancy, pregnancy stages, and pregnancy months from early pregnancy to birth. Second trimester facts for first pregnancy and pregnancy advice!)

See what's up with baby, mama, and more when you're 40 weeks pregnant. The ultimate week by week natural pregnancy guide! Learn everything from pregnancy symptoms, development, learn to track your baby's growth and natural remedies for a healthy pregnancy. Click to find a complete timeline from the first trimester, second trimester, third trimester with tips for mom and baby to prepare them for a natural birth. #naturalpregnancy #pregnancytips #naturalbirth

If you're 40 weeks and 1 day pregnant with no signs of labor, don't worry! Learn about natural ways to encourage labor, what to discuss with your healthcare provider, and when to consider medical induction. Stay informed and prepared as you await your baby's arrival. Keywords: 40 weeks pregnant, no signs of labor, natural labor induction, overdue pregnancy, labor signs, pregnancy tips, healthcare provider, medical induction, baby arrival, pregnancy advice.

Now that I sit here at 40 weeks, I understand why pregnant women who reach this point become irritable, sassy and quite frankly, no fun to be around. Here’s some tips on ways to communicate w…

A full term pregnancy is about 40 weeks long. Once you go past the 42 week mark though, you are generally classed as overdue. Of course, in some countries and in different hospitals within some countries, these classifications may vary.

Week by Week Pregnancy Guide: 40 Weeks. Track your baby's development, week by week. See how your baby is developing and your body changes during pregnancy>

No signs of labour, done all your birth preparation and your birth plan is all in place? What now? Rather than just twiddling your thumbs, here's some things you can do while waiting for labour to start.

At 40 weeks pregnant, your baby has grown to the size of a small pumpkin. To learn more about what to expect at 40 weeks pregnant, use our week-by-week guide.

Why isn't baby here yet??? Plus, one easy thing you can do to kick-start labor.

"I immediately had to put my hazard lights on and pull over and spit it out and rinse my mouth out."