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Week-by-Week Fetal Development

Week 29

Your baby seems to have taken up most of the space in your uterus and you can sense his restlessness as he moves from one side to the other. You can now identify his knee from his feet or his bottom from his head, which incidentally is finally in proportion with the rest of his body. 

It is quite possible that your baby is still lying with his head upturned. Just give him a couple of weeks to turn upside down and get more comfortable. He will automatically assume the correct position for delivery.

Your baby grows at a rate of about 1cm. this week and measures one foot and three inches or 38cm. over the next seven days. But he is fast gaining weight and should weigh around two pounds and four ounces or 1.02kg.
 


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