Full-term pregnancy is not considered preterm; it is typically around 37 to 42 weeks.

A baby born after 37 weeks of pregnancy is no longer considered premature. By this stage, the fetus has developed fully, so proper care is essential, along with close monitoring of physical condition and changes. Additionally, during the late stages of pregnancy, it's important to get adequate rest, avoid excessive physical labor, and maintain a positive mood, minimizing anxiety and stress.