Witness the Miracle of Life: Explore the Intricate Details of a 32-Week Human Fetal Skull
 
Imagine holding a tangible representation of your unborn child's development. Our  32-week fetal skull  offers an unparalleled glimpse into the wonders of life.
 
A 32-week fetus's skull is still soft and flexible, primarily made of cartilage. It has begun to ossify (harden into bone), but the process is not complete. The skull bones are not yet fully fused together, allowing for molding during birth.  
Here are some key points about a 32-week fetal skull:
Fontanelles: The spaces between the skull bones, known as fontanelles, are still open. The largest one, the anterior fontanelle, is diamond-shaped and located at the top of the head.  
Brain Development: The brain is rapidly developing and growing, filling the skull cavity.  
Bone Formation: The skull bones are starting to harden, but they are still thin and delicate.