37 weeks pregnant

If you're 37 weeks pregnant, then you're in the home stretch! Most women report feeling a lot of movement and pressure at this stage, which is caused by the baby's head dropping down into the pelvis. Don't worry – it's normal! This guide will tell you what to expect and offer some tips on how to ease the pressure. Stay hydrated and keep morale up – soon enough your little one will be here!

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The closer you get to your due date the more anxious some pregnant women become. These 6 tips can help you with natural ways to induce labor.

At 37 weeks pregnant, your baby is working his facial muscles by practicing pouts, frowns and grimaces. His toenails could now reach the very end of his toes.

Congrats on making it to 37 weeks pregnant! It is an exciting time in your pregnancy. In this guide we share everything you need to know about pregnancy at 37 weeks.

What to REALLY expect when you're 37 weeks pregnant. #week38 #pregnancy

At 37 weeks pregnant you are almost through your entire pregnancy. You and baby continue to get big and prepare for the big day! See what’s happening this week.

What are the symptoms of being 37 weeks pregnant? This post has an indepth look at all the symptoms and happenings of the 37th week of pregnancy.

Now that you've entered the 40th week of pregnancy, you are in the last stage. Checking out this post can help you better prepare for the delivery.

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