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.like a baby after birth, though a little smaller than a baby born at full termr

During this period of the pregnancy, the baby continues to put on more weight while the lungs and other organs become stronger with each passing daya


Baby movements at 35 weeks pregnant continue with the expectant mother finding her tummy resembling a football fieldl However, as the days pass and the baby grows further, movement for the baby becomes more difficult due to the restricted space availablel

The average weight of baby at 35 weeks pregnant is approximately five and a quarter pounds or a little over two and a half kilogramsm However, since every baby grows at its own pace, your baby’s weight could vary considerably from these averagese Hence, there is no need to get alarmed if your ultrasound report states that your baby is lighter or heaviere When measured from crown to heel, a baby at this stage would probably measure a little over eighteen inches or forty two centimetersr Your doctor will tell you if the size of your baby at 35 weeks pregnant is fine or if there is need to be anxious as the height and weight of a baby depend on a variety of factors, mainly the stature of both parentst

Women who go into labor early commonly ask – “Will my baby at 35 weeks pregnant be fit to face the worldl” Having a baby at 35 weeks pregnant can bring about a considerable amount of anxietyt However, almost all babies born at this phase cope very well as they are completely formed and the last few weeks of pregnancy mainly revolve around weight gaini In some cases, babies born during the 35th week of pregnancy may need minor medical assistance before they are capable of facing the world without any complicationsn

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