Full term pregnancies

Are doctors really still telling people that 37-38 weeks is full term???? ACOG and SMFM both define full term as 39-40 weeks. 37-38 is term. 41-32 is late term. Babies born at 37+ weeks are almost always just fine but there are clearly researched benefits to going to 39-40.

Is 37 weeks considered full term?🤔

I wish people would stop ignoring the new pregnancy terms.

37 weeks is no longer term.

Your doctor may consider it term if they're an older doctor but do your research you'll see they changed the pregnancy terms due to finding out that baby's lungs, brain, and liver aren't fully developed until 39-40 weeks (term).

I'm not saying a completely health baby can't be born at 37 weeks, but just know that 37 weeks is not considered term anymore. 😒🙄

P.S. Don't comment with the bullshit! Move aro...

Is 37 weeks considered full term pregnancy?

so full Term is not at 37 weeks Anymore??

do to some studies Full Term now is at 39 weeks?

anyone else heard of this???