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Pregnancy: Every Week Counts
Learn why it’s important to let the baby set the delivery date. As long as mother and child are both doing fine, it’s best for the baby’s health and yours to wait until at least 39 weeks of pregnancy for delivery. Babies born sooner are at risk for several health problems.
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