You’ve officially made it to 37 weeks pregnant!  First of all, congratulations, mama—you’re in the home stretch! But let’s be real… this week can feel both exciting and utterly exhausting. Everyone’s probably asking, “Is the baby here yet?”  And while people love to say, “Baby could come any day now,” there’s actually a lot happening with your body and your baby that no one really talks about.

This guide will break down:

• What’s happening with your baby at 37 weeks

• Common and surprising pregnancy symptoms

• How to tell real labor from false labor

• Practical tips for the next few weeks

• How to prep for birth and breastfeeding

By the end, you’ll feel more confident and prepared for this final stage of pregnancy.

Is 37 Weeks Considered Full Term?

At 37 weeks, you’re considered early term, not “full term” yet. Full term is actually 39–40 weeks.

Why does this matter? Babies born at 37 weeks often do well, but research shows they may be more likely to:

Imagine Taylor Swift, one of the biggest stars on the planet, preparing for childbirth. What would her birth plan look like? How would she stay calm and prepared?

Today, we’re taking a fun twist on birth prep by exploring the strategies I'd use to help Taylor Swift have a smooth, empowering birth – and the best part? These tips are perfect for ANY mom-to-be, not just celebrities!

1. Create a Flexible Birth Plan:
A customized birth plan is key, but flexibility is a must. Think about your pain relief options, who you want by your side, and your ideal birth environment, then share these details with your birth team. Having a plan that adapts gives you peace of mind, no matter how labor unfolds.

2. Embrace Natural Pain Management Techniques:
While it may seem like celebs have endless options, some of the best pain relief techniques are simple. Breathing exercises, visualizations, and water therapy are powerful tools that are accessible to all moms-to-be. Practice these in adva...