ROYAL in Greek, in Arabic it means WISH OR DESIRE and in African pronounced Muna meaning the LORD IS WITH YOU.
Your baby's development at 37-40 weeks of pregnancy. At 37 weeks, your pregnancy is considered full-term. The average baby weighs around 3-4kg by now. Your baby's gut (digestive system) now contains meconium â the sticky green substance that'll form your baby's first poo after birth. It may include bits of the lanugo (fine hair) that covered your baby earlier in pregnancy.
Gynecologists from the USA have separated this concept into 4 stages: 1  early term 37-39 weeks of pregnancy; 2  completely full-term 39-41 weeks of pregnancy; 3  late-full-term 41-42 weeks of pregnancy; 4  postterm pregnancy more than 42 weeks. So, after the 37th week of pregnancy, the child is considered full-term and ready to the birth. Of course, he will be not as large as children who are born on 41th week of pregnancy, but all childâs organs are already created and capable to be full-functional.