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Birth Weights
Does anybody know if birth weights increase the more pregnancies you =
have. I'm a tad worried my baby will be big. My past babies weighed -=20 8.lb 12 oz 9.lb 13 oz 10.lb 9 oz I don't want an 11lb baby !!! ouch --=20 Karen DS 10th Aug 1986 DD 13th Aug 1988 EDD 14th May 2005 My website - http://www.freewebs.com/kazh/familypictures.htm |
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Kazh wrote: Does anybody know if birth weights increase the more pregnancies you have. I'm a tad worried my baby will be big. My past babies weighed - 8.lb 12 oz 9.lb 13 oz 10.lb 9 oz My first was 10lb 5 oz. Second was 9 lb 7 oz. Although not diagnosed with gest. diabetes, I did try to follow the american diabetes association guidelines (watched the number and amount of carbs I ate and spread them across the day - its not really low carb, just not real heavy on the carbs), and I limited my dairy with the second baby (making sure to get plenty of protein and got my calcium from other sources). I don't know if any of those things made a difference Mary |
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Thanks I'll try and cut down on the carbs and see if it helps.
"Mary W." wrote in message = nk.net... Kazh wrote: Does anybody know if birth weights increase the more pregnancies you = have. =20 I'm a tad worried my baby will be big. =20 My past babies weighed -=20 =20 8.lb 12 oz 9.lb 13 oz 10.lb 9 oz =20 My first was 10lb 5 oz. Second was 9 lb 7 oz. Although not diagnosed with gest. diabetes, I did try to follow the american diabetes association guidelines (watched the number and amount of carbs I ate and spread them across the day - its not really low carb, just not real heavy on the carbs), and I limited my dairy with the second baby (making sure to get plenty of protein and got my calcium from other sources). I don't know if any of those things made a difference Mary |
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Kazh wrote in message ... Does anybody know if birth weights increase the more pregnancies you have. I'm a tad worried my baby will be big. My past babies weighed - 8.lb 12 oz 9.lb 13 oz 10.lb 9 oz I don't want an 11lb baby !!! ouch #1 7lb 15oz #2 6lb 14oz (though a few oz missing with her hand, I guess!) #2 was just before due date, #1 just after. Debbie |
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Kazh wrote:
Does anybody know if birth weights increase the more pregnancies you have. I'm a tad worried my baby will be big. My past babies weighed - 8.lb 12 oz 9.lb 13 oz 10.lb 9 oz I don't want an 11lb baby !!! ouch My second was 4 ounces smaller. Was the 10lb 9oz baby more difficult to deliver then the 8lb 12oz one? My second was vastly easier. It might have been those 4 ounces but I doubt it. Same length and same size head - just skinnier :-) |
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Hey, nothing at all wrong with an 11 pound baby! My second birth (11
pound baby) was a lot faster and easier than my first (8lb 15oz). All natural too, at a birth home. (I am a little concerned however, that shold I have a third child that it would be 13 pounds!) -Karen, mom to Henry 4 and William 4 1/2 months- |
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"Kazh" wrote in message ... Does anybody know if birth weights increase the more pregnancies you have. Not for me. The sizes of mine corresponded with when they were born. The one who cooked the longest weighed the most. #1 - 38 weeks - 6 lbs 9 #2 - 40 weeks - 7 lbs 14 #3 - 39 weeks - 7 lbs 1 #4 - 39 weeks - 6 lbs 12 |
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Kazh wrote:
Does anybody know if birth weights increase the more pregnancies you have. I'm a tad worried my baby will be big. My past babies weighed - 8.lb 12 oz 9.lb 13 oz 10.lb 9 oz I don't want an 11lb baby !!! ouch Statistically they tend to go up, but that trend doesn't hold up very well on an individual basis, so there's no telling. My second was more than two pounds heavier than my first, but my third was more than a pound less than my second. Best wishes, Ericka |
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"Welches" wrote in message = ... #1 7lb 15oz #2 6lb 14oz (though a few oz missing with her hand, I guess!) #2 was just before due date, #1 just after. Debbie ------------ Did you gain the same weight with both or eat differently ? |
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"Nikki" wrote in message = ... My second was 4 ounces smaller. Was the 10lb 9oz baby more difficult to deliver then the 8lb 12oz one? My second was vastly easier. It might have been those 4 ounces but I = doubt it. Same length and same size head - just skinnier :-) --------------- My DD =3D 10lb 9oz was harder but faster. But labour is *supposed* to = get quicker isn't it ? |
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