Your baby at 29 weeks
Your baby continues to be very active at this stage, and you'll probably be aware of lots of movements. There's no set number of your baby's movements you should feel each day – every pregnancy is different.
You should be aware of your baby's own pattern of movements. If this pattern changes, contact your midwife or hospital to tell them.
You at 29 weeks
As your bump pushes up against your lungs and you have extra weight to carry around, you may feel breathless.
Swollen ankles are common in pregnancy.
Find out what you can do to avoid and ease swollen ankles, feet and fingers in pregnancy.
Things to think about
What happens in labour and birth
What happens at the hospital or birth centre
You can print your pregnancy to-do list to keep track of all the essentials for your pregnancy.
Make sure you know about infections in pregnancy that may affect your baby and how to protect against them, including CMV (cytomegalovirus), slapped cheek syndrome and toxoplasmosis.
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