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YOUR CART
Your baby is the size of a head of lettuce!
Your baby:
Lungs are ready to work on their own
Baby should move to a head down position
Your body:
Breathing should be easier due to baby's position, but you may have to pee more often
Feet and ankles may swell (elevate them)
Your cervix opens to prepare for labor
What you can do:
Call your doctor as soon as you think you are in labor
strong contractions every 5-10 min
water breaks
blood appears
Pack a bag for the hospital