Week 30 of pregnancy

Week By Week Development
Week 30
Baby's Development
  • Length - 14.7 inches or 372 mm long
  • Weight - about 1520 gram
  • The early covering of hair on the baby's body (lanugo) is now disappearing.
Mother's Development - 30 pregnant week
  • Sleeping is still a problem. The best sleeping position is on your side (try to avoid lying on your back).
  • If you maintain a good posture, this will reduce the aches and pains in your body. Exercise, even at this stage, will help you maintain energy levels and help prepare you for the birth. Don't over do it - swimming and walking are good exercises.
  • You may experience some swelling of your legs and ankles. This is normal, but if your hands or face begin to swell or if swelling lasts for more than 25 hours, call your GP - it is a possible sign of pre-eclampsia.
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