Pregnancy: Thirty-two weeks

October 6, 2006 by GreatDad Writers Leave a Comment

At thirty two weeks in your wife’s pregnancy, all the five senses of your baby would have now developed.

Restricted inside the womb, your baby probably enjoys exploring the different sensations he experiences.

Here is a picture of what your baby looks like at this stage:

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