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> What was the size of each baby, DO they really get bigger !!??!!

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my serenity
post 28/01/2012, 10:39 PM
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1st 7lb 7oz 48cm
2nd 7lb 7oz ( this still amazes me i had two the same weight! 49cm
3rd 8lb 2 oz 51cm
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Luvmy4
post 29/01/2012, 01:17 AM
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1 at 37 weeks 7lb9oz. 49cm
2 40+5weeks 8lb6oz 58 cm
3 40weeks 8lb2oz 51cm
4. 40+5weeks 8lb4oz 51cm
So the 3 at term were pretty close in size but 1was long & skinny & 2 were short &tubby


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cassydee123
post 29/01/2012, 01:43 AM
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No.1, 3.8kg
No.2, 4kg
No.3, 3.6kg
No.4, 3.8kg
No.5 4.902kg -38cm head, 56cmlong no GD. ohmy.gif
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post 29/01/2012, 01:52 AM
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DS1 - 2050 g (4 pd 5 oz) 3 weeks early (probably IUGR)
DS2 - 2800 g (6pd 3 oz) spot on time (maybe I just make em little)
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katevin
post 29/01/2012, 01:59 AM
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DD1- 5 days early, 8lb12oz
DD2- 1 day early, 9lb11oz
2 beautiful, big girls wub.gif

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Is your placenta in the same spot as with the first? Mine were different, and there was a noticeable difference in where and how much I felt the kicks. Not so much a size thing necessarily.

Same for me. Second bub bigger, but felt much less movement due to anterior placenta.
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post 29/01/2012, 03:18 AM
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#1: 4.3kg and 54cm at 39+3. I had no idea she would be big.
#2: 3.3kg and 50cm at 39+2. Got the shock of my life he was so much smaller.
#3: 3.7kg and 53cm at 38+4.
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poodle may
post 29/01/2012, 04:39 AM
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In my case my first was my biggest, however, had my fourth gone full term she probably would have been yje biggest.

#1- 6lbs 15 oz (38 weeks)
#2 6lbs 10 oz (38 + 5 weeks)
#3 6lbs 13 oz (38 + 2 weeks)
#4 5lbs 10 oz (35 weeks)

So far this one is looking small (20th percentile) and is scheduled to be born at 39 weeks (doubtful I'll go that far).

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tanyak1
post 29/01/2012, 05:08 AM
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Mine go bigger:

DD1 3.8kg, 52cm

DD2 - 3.9kg, 51cm

DS - 4.4kg, 55cm (and he was 5 days before his due date, the girls were 1 to 2 days after).
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janbabe
post 29/01/2012, 06:22 AM
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DS 1 Born at 40+12 9lb 6oz 54cm

DS 2 Born at 40+7 9lb 7oz 53cm (Glad he didnt bake for another 5 days like his brother!!)
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KayDan0707
post 29/01/2012, 06:46 AM
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#1 - 3.72kg @ 38w
#2 - 4.32kg @ 40w
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