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Some babies born after thirty-seven weeks are smaller than they should be and so have fewer fat stores. Your baby may be able to stay with you in the postnatal ward, but the doctors will probably need to do regular blood-sugar checks to monitor her progress. Possible difficulties include poor temperature control and trouble controlling the glucose supply in the blood.