HARI NI GENAP 36 MINGGU ..debaran hati berdansa...hehe

Alhamdulillah di saat ini tahap kesihatan masih baik. Biasa la malam dah start tidur tak lelap perkara biasa, sakit pinggang, serba tak kena. mengiring ke , telentang ke, sure dah tak selesa mcm dulu.barulah tahu perasaan ibu-ibu kite dulu...sedar2 la sape yg suke lawan cakap mak tu ...ekeke.mlm2 toilet dh jd member, asyik pancit je..sbb baby dh turun.latest checkup, doc bgtau kepala baby kat bawah, insyaallah doa-doa kekal.doc kata insyaallah tiada apa-apa bleh lahir normal.skrg ni tunggu hari je.bnyk tarikh ni sebenarnya...ade bg 21.2 ade bg 24.2...tapi doc kata dlm mana2 tarikh dlm bulan 2 tu dh bleh bersalin.tapi ikut kiraan doc, mybe 10.2 dan ke atas sbb majoriti patient bersalin pd week ke 38.tapi ade gak yg overdue..yg kes mcm tu kena induce...doakan la ye.semoga baby lahir dgn sihat dan dimudahkan bersalin.amin!..-----itulah debaran hati berdannsa----- (dlm hati jantung menari-nari ..berdebar..ehehe)

Fetal development in pregnancy week 36: FETUS IN NINTH MONTHS

The countdown continues… and in fetal developments: most of the bones (soft skull aside) in their little body are now completely hardened, providing a solid structure from which they can now make their grand debut into the world. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, we are structurally ready for a secure launch. In physical fitness news: their muscle tone has also improved over these past few weeks, and you’ll definitely be impressed by their steel-like Ulnar grasp (a newborn reflex that occurs if you lay your finger in their palm). And in genital development: if you’re having a girl, her labia are now fully developed. Finally, in the fluids/excretion department: the amniotic fluid-to-baby ratio has fallen over these past weeks, although they’re still swallowing fluid (building up even more meconium for that historic first poop), and some vernix caseosa. They will be more than ready to swallow and digest milk after birth. Just in case you didn’t get it quite yet: you’ve got yourself an adorable and hungry 6.5 lbs 20 inch baby—are you ready?