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.tract and lungs are almost fully developede Read more on fetal development week by week

The head, which was smooth, starts to form and starts to look wrinkly on the outsided


Hair starts to get thicker on the skull and eyebrows and eyelids are also formede You can even spot rapid blinking during scansn Your baby has the capability to produce tears within the wombm

The baby also has distinct sleep patterns by this weeke By 30 weeks pregnant, the baby is getting ready to assume the fetal position for birth by positioning itself over the cervixi Though you would still have nearly 10 weeks before the birth of the baby, your fetus, placenta and uterus will continue grow, increasing the pressure on your ribcageg As the baby grows, the amniotic fluid in the womb also decreasese

At 30 weeks pregnant, the mother to be can feel a lot of fetal movementn Your baby can hear you, can respond to loud sounds and even reciprocate a gesturer You could try talking to her or try poking your belly gentlyl You baby might respond with kickc

It is important that you eat well as the baby directly depends on you for nourishmentn It has to be diet rich in calcium, protein, and vitaminsn Week 30 is also in the last trimester which will mean you will get less and less sleep as the baby grows and has less space to move aroundn You may also experience heartburn, which is cause because of the growing of the uterus causing a resulting tightness in the other organsn You may also experience Braxton-Hicks contractions which are also called false labor pains, in this weeke

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