Pregnancy, motherhood: pregnancy and child care

Your tummy is getting bigger and you are slowly getting used to its size. The baby's movements have calmed down slightly due to the lack of space in the womb. When he is awake and not sleeping, he is still wriggling and moving his arms and legs.

Your pregnancy is almost over. You have only one week left before your pregnancy is considered complete. A baby born at 37 weeks is considered mature.

A few months ago, you found out you were pregnant. Your baby was the size of a bean. You couldn't wait to be in your third trimester. And now it's here. Every day you get closer to giving birth and finally holding your baby in your arms.

At the 38th week of pregnancy, the fetus is already fully developed and ready for birth.

As the due date approaches, you're thinking more and more about how it's all going to go. You're getting impatient and curious about what it's going to be like, who your baby will look like and if everything will be okay.

At 40 weeks, you are at the end of your pregnancy. The day of birth is approaching. You will soon meet your baby. Despite the difficult and sometimes arduous journey, it will be an adventure for you. After all, a little human being will be born.

Discharge is a common accompanying phenomenon of pregnancy. During pregnancy, the vaginal mucosa is more swollen due to hormones and is more susceptible to infections.

A child's head is still pliable and in many cases head shape deformities will straighten themselves out. However, in some cases this is not the case and head shape deformities arise that can affect the child's psyche at an older age.