The Bump
About This Appointment
It’s getting snug in there for your almost full-size baby, so you may notice a change in movement as your little one has less room to maneuver. This week, make sure you clear up any last questions about the logistics of when and how to get to the hospital.
To Know
You’ll do a urine test and get your blood pressure and weight checked.
Your doctor will listen to baby’s heartbeat.
Your doctor will feel and measure your belly.
You may have a non-stress test.
Your doctor may check your cervix to see if you’ve begun to dilate
To Ask
1. What should I do if I don’t feel baby moving for a couple of hours?
2. How long should I wait before coming to the hospital after labor starts?
3. What is the bloody show and how will I recognize it?
4. Can baby stay in the room with me after delivery?
5. What types of post-baby birth control should I consider?