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  1. It could be safe to deliver your baby at 35 weeks, but they would be considered moderate to late preterm. They may still need specialist care in a neonatal unit and would continue to be monitored more closely than if they were born full term (from 39 to 40 weeks and six days).

  2. 26 Αυγ 2024 · Pregnancy checklist at 35 weeks Know the signs of labor. Now's the time to get familiar with the signs of labor, so you'll know when it is time to call your provider and go to the hospital or birth center. Before you start labor, you may see some early signs that the big day is approaching.

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  4. Your baby's development and things to think about at 35 weeks of pregnancy, including your baby's movements, labour and what you'll need for your newborn.

  5. 3rd trimester pregnancy symptoms (at 35 weeks) You may be getting sore ribs now. That could be because your baby is head down, and kicking away. If the pain is really bad, or under your ribs, then talk to your midwife or doctor, just in case it's a sign of a condition called pre-eclampsia.

  6. Called “late preterm infants,” babies born at 35 weeks still require proper care and management. Read on to learn more about the possible causes and risk factors of premature birth and how you can manage a baby born at 35 weeks.

  7. 23 Αυγ 2023 · Week 35 of Your Pregnancy. At 35 weeks, your baby is preparing for birth and they're either head down now or transitioning there. Keep reading to find out more about week 35 of pregnancy.