Question at how many weeks do you mommas consider full term ❓❓❓

Well they say 39-42 weeks but my opinion at 37 your in safe zone

The new definition says 39 weeks.

I went to my dr app && she was telling me at 37 weeks she considered it as full term

39 weeks + is full term

39 week is full term, 37 is early term.

I had two people tell me different things one said 37 and one said 39. I delivered at 37+6 and they considered him a full term baby

Yeah and with my other daughter I had her at 37+3 and she was considered full term as well Didn’t need any nicu or anything and we went home in 2days

40

39 weeks.

39 weeks.

39. That’s why they won’t induce you or schedule you for a csection before then unless medically necessary.

37 weeks is considered full term doctor has to wait until 39 weeks to induce but that doesnt mean 37 weeks is not full term

I give up. I feel like this is the 1,000 post I’ve seen about this.

@cams, oh well I haven’t 🤷🏽‍♀️

https://www.marchofdimes.org/pregnancy/what-is-full-term.aspx

There is a lot of good information easily found on this topic. 37 weeks was once considered full term but the standards have been updated. 39 weeks is full term.

Doctor said 37 weeks is full term

Mine said 37 weeks is term and 39 weeks is FULL term.

Well I never made it to 39 weeks with my babies I wonder how long am go with this baby

37 is early term. 39 is full term

I guess some doctors are just different from others doctors and they just got their own opinions 🤗

My doctor said 38-39 weeks is full term. If you look on all of the pregnancy calculators, it shows "full term" range 38-40 weeks. My doctor is inducing me at 38 weeks due to medical reasons and she doesn't want me going into labor on my own either.

@mom211n11, some doctors are just different then

39-40 weeks

@kennethdesselle7510, 36+2 but when I went to my dr abt 2 weeks ago she told me at 37 weeks she considered me full term which is the 4th🤗