The skin now has a protective fat layer covering the blood vessels across the body during 39 weeks pregnant.
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Hey pregnant mothers!
- Welcome to 39th week of your pregnancy
- Your baby's height now is 19.96 inches and weight is 7.25 pounds
- The baby has no more excessive hair, except maybe on shoulders and ears
- Their immune system is not completely developed, as they are getting antibodies from the amniotic fluid
- Baby's placenta is heavy almost as the fetus itself, and the umbilical cord length is same as the baby
- Your little ones brain is still growing and developing
- Also the tear ducts are developing though they won't actually produce tears until several weeks after birth
- Your little ones skin now has a protective fat layer covering the blood vessels across the body
- And the formerly translucent pink complexion becomes a tad darker as skin pigment starts to develop
- Hormones effect babies as well, and after childbirth, their breast may be swollen
- Mothers may also notice liquids at child's breasts and genitals. - - - This is normal and is expected to disappear in a couple of days
- Babies in first time mothers are going down, the cervix softens, and it even may start opening
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