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Jan 15, 2016 0 Comments
40 Weeks

Week 39

Week 39

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Welcome to week 39 of your pregnancy!

Your little baby has grown to the size of a mini watermelon.  Your little one is measuring 19.6 inches, or almost 50 centimeters, and they weigh 6.8 pounds, or 3083 grams.

Resources Included in This Episode
  • Listen to the episode on Braxton Hicks contractions on the Pregnancy Podcast to be a pro on distinguishing between fake Braxton Hicks contractions and true contractions, and to know exactly how labor actually begins.
  • Episode 20 of the Pregnancy Podcast covers everything you need to know about inductions, what the available methods are, and the pros and cons of each.
  • Episode 21 of the Pregnancy Podcast covers all the ways you can induce labor naturally and gets into what methods work and what methods you can probably skip.
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