Baby and Mom 28-31 Weeks by Kayla Williams

1 of 14

Slide Notes

Baby and Mom 28-31 Weeks

Published on Nov 23, 2015

No Description

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

BABY AND MOM 28-31 WEEKS

JARED MONTGOMERY AND KAYLA WILLIAMS

Untitled Slide

Pregnant women who drink caffeine have babies
with lower birth weights. At 28-31 weeks babies
still have to double, or even triple in weight. Because
of this, moms should drink no more than 12oz a day.

Untitled Slide

The mom might start to feel short of breath.
This is because the uterus is pressing against
the mom's diaphragm, compressing her lungs.

Untitled Slide

Everyday activities, like travel, can become
difficult during the third trimester. Most
doctors say not to travel long distances while
pregnant at this time if they have a history
of blood clots. However, the only risk of flying

Untitled Slide

while pregnant is delivering on the plane.

Untitled Slide

The baby will start to flip during this time
in pregnancy. This may cause the soon-to-be
mother shooting pains if the baby's head is
pressing on the sciatic nerve.

Untitled Slide

At 28-31weeks the brain starts to take
shape. The groves of the brain are
starting to show.

Untitled Slide

Going in the hot tub during pregnancy is
a bad decision. Babies can be hurt by
temperatures over 102. It is not even safe
after 30 weeks, which is when babies start
to control their own body temperature.

Untitled Slide

By 28 weeks in the womb babies can dream
and blink. They can also use their mouth for
coughing, hiccuping, and practice breathing.

Untitled Slide

Some everyday medication, such as migraine
medication and antidepressants, should not be
taken during pregnancy. It can cause birth
defects in babies. Mothers should only take these
if their condition is severe and would hurt the baby.

Untitled Slide

Pregnant women should exercise during
28-31 weeks. But they should exercise
less. 10min a day is good for mom as
well as baby, and won't wear the mother
out too much.

Untitled Slide

Varicose veins are common during the
later stages of pregnancy. 40% of pregnant
women develop varicose veins from the
extra blood in their body from their baby.

WORD CITED

WORD CITED (CON.)

Kayla Williams