25 Weeks Pregnant: Baby's Growth and Your Body Changes

At 25 weeks pregnant, your baby is gaining weight rapidly. Learn about physical changes like pelvic pressure, baby's development, and essential weekly tips.

At 25 weeks pregnant, you are well into the second half of pregnancy. Your baby is gaining weight rapidly and your body continues to adapt to support the growing life inside you.

Physical Changes at 25 Weeks Pregnant

Pelvic pressure: As your baby grows, you may feel increasing pressure in your pelvic area.
Heartburn: Your expanding uterus pushes against your stomach, causing acid reflux.
Trouble sleeping: Finding a comfortable position becomes more challenging as your belly grows.

Your Baby's Development at 25 Weeks

Your baby weighs about 660 grams and is approximately 35 cm long.
Fat is beginning to accumulate under the skin, filling out wrinkles.
Your baby responds to touch and can grasp with their hands.
The spine is strengthening with its 33 rings, 150 joints, and 1,000 ligaments.

Hints for Week 25

Manage heartburn: Eat smaller, more frequent meals and avoid spicy or acidic foods.
Use pregnancy pillows: A body pillow can help you find comfortable sleeping positions.
Continue prenatal care: Regular check-ups ensure your baby is developing healthily.

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FAQs on Week 25

At 25 weeks, your baby weighs about 660 grams and is 35 cm long. Fat begins accumulating under the skin, the spine strengthens, and you may experience pelvic pressure, heartburn, and difficulty sleeping.

Eat smaller, more frequent meals and avoid spicy or acidic foods. Do not lie down immediately after eating. Keeping your head slightly elevated while sleeping can also help reduce acid reflux symptoms.

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