nuhahyearlyLaunch pricing - Get £50 off!nuhahyearlyAt week 33, antibodies are being transferred from you to your baby through the placenta, building their immune system. According to Nuhah's pregnancy guide, your baby weighs about 1.9kg and their bones are continuing to harden.
Antibodies are being actively transferred from you to your baby through the placenta, providing passive immunity for the first few months after birth. Bones continue to harden, though the skull remains soft for birth. The baby weighs about 1.9kg and is roughly 44cm from head to toe. The pupils can now constrict and dilate in response to light.
You may feel very heavy and tired. Walking may be uncomfortable due to pelvic pressure. Heartburn can be intense. Sleeping on your side with a pillow between your knees may help with comfort. Some people experience restless legs or leg cramps at night. Mood swings can return as hormones shift.
The whooping cough (pertussis) vaccine is recommended for all pregnant people, ideally from around 20 weeks (optimal window 20-32 weeks), but it can be given later. It protects your baby in their first weeks of life before they receive their own vaccinations. The flu vaccine is also recommended during pregnancy.
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