INFOGRAPHICPREGNANCY

27 Weeks Pregnant

By Twill Care Editors
March 02, 2023
27 Weeks Pregnant Your baby is the size of cauliflower. Eyelids can now open and close. The baby knows your voice. What are you doing to ease stress? Restless legs can make it hard to get a good night's sleep. You may need to decide whether or not to circumcise. Ask your provider about the Tdap vaccine.

At 27 weeks pregnant, your baby is the size of a head of cauliflower. Their eyelids are starting to open and close. They’re listening to the sound of your voice. They might even get startled when they hear a loud noise.

Trouble sleeping is a common symptom at 27 weeks pregnant. Some people even experience restless legs, which can keep you up.

The Tdap vaccine is recommended between 27 weeks and 36 weeks to help protect parents and babies from whooping cough. If you’re unsure if you should get it, talk to your provider at your next visit. You may also want to discuss the pros and cons of circumcision if you’re considering it.

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