I’m 28 weeks pregnant – what’s my baby doing?

27-28 weeks pregnant, Health advice, Questions/answers, Third trimester

Hello Marie,

I am 28 weeks pregnant, and I think about my baby a lot. I try to imagine it in my uterus. I feel heavy and believe that everything is going well for him. I would love to be able to see him, to see him grow!

Angèle

Your feelings are justified! It’s hard to follow pregnancy day-to-day, so I created a “Pregnancy Journal.” Each day, a baby, a mother and a father alternate, talking about their experiences during the periods leading up to childbirth. You can also read a letter from a 28-week old baby to his parents.

Marie
The Baby Expert

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