"I am now 34 weeks"

I am now 34 weeks.. 6 weeks more to go, might be more or less and I'll be out of my Mum's belly. How nice is that? There will be enough room to stretch unlike now that I get squashed when Mummy eats too much. Well, I am being bad at times also because when I am too annoyed, I nudge her right side and ribs with my bum causing her pain that take loooonggg to go away. And sometimes, I do sommersault too which makes her panic which part of her belly to rub. How about if I squashed her full bladder? What can you say about that?

Those were just my little pay-offs but often times, I am really good and interactive.

When Mum rubs her part of the belly where my bum or knee pushed, I settle down right away. And when Dad tap Mummy's belly to wake me up, I react instantly to let them know that I am very much awake and just waiting for him to play with me. My Dad is also helping Mum feel a little comfy and he push me down if I am hurting Mummy's left side and I move down that same minute. I'm afraid Dad won't share his chocolate to me when I get out of here.

For 34 weeks, this is what I've been up to as well as Mum's:

This week of pregnancy, your baby is almost 19½ inches in length and weighs almost 5 pounds now. Your amitotic fluid will reach its maximum capacity this week (about 2 pints), so your baby will be resting on the walls of the uterus rather than floating in the amniotic fluid. Your baby is drinking about a pint of that amniotic fluid each day and urinating the same amount. Urine, along with sweat and other fluids from your baby, help to make up the amniotic fluid. Your baby's growth rate has slowed down some but is still steady, as he or she continues to put on weight and fill out. Your baby's skull is still pliable and not completely joined, so that he or she can ease out of the birth canal.

The top of your uterus has risen to almost 6 inches above your belly button at this point in your pregnancy and you may have gained 24-30 pounds. As your growing baby moves lower in the birth canal, you may be feeling like he or she will fall out, with the added pressure. This may be quite uncomfortable at times and if you are concerned about it, contact your doctor or midwife. They just might perform a pelvic exam to check to see how low your baby’s head is. Braxton Hicks contractions may be getting more numerous and stronger now, which is typical as your due date approaches.

Psssttttt! I know that Mum and Dad are talking about me right now! I'll feign sleep so I could listen more!