How many weeks does the baby usually count as full-term

Clinically, delivery between 37 and 42 weeks of pregnancy is called term birth. At this time, the child born is called full-term baby. At this time, the child weighs about 3000g and is about 50cm long. If it is delivered before 37 weeks, it is called premature baby. The full-term baby cries louder and has ruddy skin than the premature baby.