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Benefits of Walking During Pregnancy
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Here | s what you can expect when you start walking in pregnancy for just 30 minutes every day— at least four times a week. We | ve also shared important information on when to start and the safety guidelines to keep in mind

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Benefits of Walking During Pregnancy
6 mins read

Here | s what you can expect when you start walking in pregnancy for just 30 minutes every day— at least four times a week. We | ve also shared important information on when to start and the safety guidelines to keep in mind

6 mins read

Here | s what you can expect when you start walking in pregnancy for just 30 minutes every day— at least four times a week. We | ve also shared important information on when to start and the safety guidelines to keep in mind during walking and pregnancy.

How active should I be in pregnancy?
How much exercise you should do during pregnancy will depend on how active you were before you got pregnant and any health issues you may have. Find out how to exercise safely for you and your baby.
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Walking during pregnancy

Walking is a fantastic, free way to maintain your health. Thirty minutes of brisk walking on most days is all you need to stay in good health. There’s no need to sign up for expensive exercise classes to get fit, all you

37 Weeks Pregnant
Your baby is as big as a canary melon.
Your baby at week 37
48 cm, 2.9 kg
canary melon
3
Weeks to go!

Explore Pregnancy Week 37

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You and your baby at 37 weeks pregnant
Your baby at 37 weeks

At 37 weeks, your pregnancy is considered full-term. The average baby weighs around 3-4kg by now. Your baby is ready to be born, and you'll be meeting them some time in the next few weeks.

Your baby's gut (digestive system)

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At one time, 37 weeks was considered full term for babies in

You and your baby at 37 weeks pregnant
Your baby at 37 weeks

At 37 weeks, your pregnancy is considered full-term. The average baby weighs around 3-4kg by now. Your baby is ready to be born, and you'll be meeting them some time in the next few weeks.

Your baby's gut (digestive system)