29 Weeks Pregnant
As your bump grows, you will be utilising your maternity wardrobe more and more. Your partner now has a good chance of feeling your baby kick, which is a fantastic bonding experience. So sit on the couch together, relax and see if it encourages your little one to move.
How is your baby growing when 29 Weeks Pregnant?
Your baby is now about 26 cm long and weighs approximately 1.15kg. Most of their organs now function well, and fat continues to be laid down under the baby’s skin over the next few weeks. Also, your baby has started to produce red blood cells in their bone marrow, and they are practising their breathing for when they are born.
What You May Feel
As you approach the end of pregnancy, you will slow down. You will find it harder to stay active, but exercise is still essential. If exertion makes you feel breathless, try changing the activity to something a little less strenuous. For example, many women love swimming through to the end of their pregnancy, as it supports your body and offers a feeling of weightlessness. Contact your local aquatic centre and ask if they offer maternity classes, or pop down for a swim when you can.
Tips when you are 29 Weeks Pregnant
If you wish to document your pregnancy, now is an excellent time to book some maternity photos, as it means you won’t miss out if your little one decides to arrive early. Of course, professional pictures aren’t for everyone, and you may prefer to take a few snaps at home. Either way, it’s great to have a few memories you can look back on one day.
Published 19th June 2022
About the Author
Felicity Frankish is a mum to her two daughters, Cassandra (6) and Vivienne (4) and her son Elliot (2). Her passion is the parenting industry and creating a community where everyone feels welcome no matter how they choose to parent. It is this passion that led to the creation of The Baby Vine.
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