u/FinancialPop4730

Mums who had 37 weekers, did your baby treatment for jaundice? Any breathing issues? Any feeding issues when it came to breastfeeding? Due to medical complications I am set to have my baby at 37 weeks and I am quite nervous. I know 37 weeks is considered term or early term and ideally 39 weeks is considered best for lung maturity and brain.

Currently 33 weeks pregnant with my second and I have barely left the house. The only time I am “active” is taking my toddler to the park on weekdays and doing simple house work. I feel so guilty becsuse you hear about how being active in pregnancy will support a smooth delivery.

I “plan” to go on longer walks around 36 weeks, will that be too late?