Gastroschisis is a condition where a baby's intestines are outside the body in the womb. This study, called the **Gastroschisis Outcomes of Delivery (GOOD) Study**, aims to find the best time for delivery to improve outcomes. It compares delivering at **35 weeks** to waiting until **38 weeks**. The study will look at problems like stillbirth, death before going home, breathing issues, and the need for **parenteral nutrition** (feeding through a vein) at 30 days.

Participants must be pregnant women, 18 or older, with a single baby diagnosed with gastroschisis before 33 weeks. They must speak English or Spanish and be able to give consent. The study will collect data and build a large database to help with future research.

• Participants can join before 33 weeks and will be randomly placed in one of the two delivery groups.
• The study includes hospital visits and data collection until the baby is discharged.
• Risks include common pregnancy complications and issues related to early delivery.