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38+ weeks pregnant and have been extremely moody/emotional. is this normal and will it harm the baby?
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It's normal...: It's normal to be moody and emotional during pregnancy--especially as you near the big day of delivery. It won't harm the baby. Best wishes!
Answered 12/8/2014
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