When is it full term pregnancy?

Question

Im 36 weeks now and everyone keeps asking due date date. I want to understand from which week the baby is considered full term and safe. thoda excited and nervous both.

Nalini Bhosale · Answer

I know how eagerly you must be counting the days, the last weeks are so hard. Yes, 37 weeks is officially full term. You are almost there, hang in there.

Smita Hegde · Answer

Actually, once you hit 37 weeks, you are full term, yaar! After that, you're basically playing the waiting game. Just keep your hospital bag ready.

Madhuri Kamath · Answer

You are considered full term at 37 weeks! Baby can arrive safely anytime after that. All the best for your delivery! 🎉

Ananya Sawant · Answer

Scientifically, 37 weeks is full term, but always check with your gynac about your specific baby's growth and weight. Every pregnancy timeline is a bit unique.

Saraswati Alva · Answer

From what I've read online, 37 weeks is considered full term. I hope when my time comes, I can reach that milestone safely too.

Amritha Dubey · Answer

It is 37 completed weeks. Don't worry if you go up to 39 or 40 weeks, that is also completely normal. Just monitor your movements.