39 weeks pregnant

First-time mom at 39 weeks pregnant and finding it hard to walk due to pelvic pain? We've been there! Explore our blog for invaluable tips on managing discomfort and staying hydrated during these final weeks. You're not alone on this journey! Click here to learn more.

I am 39 weeks pregnant - No sign of labour yet but I'm hopeful it won't be much longer before I give birth.

See what's up with baby, mama, and more when you're 39 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

Hi Everyone, I can't believe I am writing another baby arrival! You can read all about the my first born here. I had to split this post in two or else it's going to be WAY too long! In Part 2, I'll write about how Baby #2 arrived! If you've been keeping up with my pregnancy blogs (I know this time I'm totally lacking updates because of toddler!) But I did post about my gestational diabetes journey here: Pregnancy #2. Oh, FML – I have Gestational Diabetes, now what? and Meal Planning and…

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Learn more about your pregnancy and your baby's development at 36 weeks

What to REALLY expect when you're 39 weeks pregnant. #week40 #pregnancy

At 39 weeks, you are eight months and three weeks pregnant. The baby is considered full-term now, and you will be close to the due date by the next week.

When 39 weeks pregnant, your baby is full term. Learn about your baby and body, find a diary and a week 39 video gallery.