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is a 4 pound baby a normal weight for a 33 week pregnancy? I mean there's still6 weeks left for baby to grow but ive…

is a 4 pound baby a normal weight for a 33 week pregnancy? I mean there's still6 weeks left for baby to grow but ive been so hungry lately and I've been eating like crazy and I'm still 125 .

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expectingbabyj

Jessica

В ожидании первенца

I'm 32 weeks and my lil one is almost 5 lbs but doc says she is in the 67th percentile and not to be concerned. Lol

mommyof3boys

Mindy

Мама троих детей

My baby is estimated to be 4lbs 6oz at 30 weeks so he's measuring 2 weeks ahead in weight. Midwife said we will measure again between 36-37 weeks to see what he's measuring.

hannnahmack

Hannah

My son was 4lbs exactly at 32 weeks so I would say at 33 weeks that's totally normal. He was measured again at 36 weeks (this past Tuesday) and he was 5lbs 12oz. He's going to be a little guy lol.

camdenjosefsmama

Cassidy

Мама дочки (1 год), беременна (36 нед.)

But he's also measuring a week ahead

camdenjosefsmama

Cassidy

Мама дочки (1 год), беременна (36 нед.)

My baby was 4lbs 5oz at 32 weeks

klove2016

Keara 🌻

В ожидании первенца

My 33 weeks ultrasound guessed my little girl was 4 pounds 14oz 😳

themommaoffour

Jasmine

Мама троих детей, ждёт четвёртого

I'm 32w3d and my son is 3lbs15oz. my midwife said he's the perfect weight for his gestation. they'll pack on the pounds in the next 6 weeks

ashleyyork89

ashleyyork89

Мама дочки (6 лет), беременна (35 нед.)

yes my baby was 3.5 at 30.3 I weighed 128

sexii_diiva

Mrs.Pin to you 😉

Мама сына (1 год), беременна (15 нед.)

hmm. it maybe because your baby grows rapidly that last month. like a pound per week if I recall correctly.. but your Dr will tell you if you need to slow down your eating habits

missing74user

missing74user

Yes thats normal. I had an ultrasound done at 33 weeks and they said my boy was 4 lbs, but I ended up having him at 33 weeks and he turned out to be 5 lbs 5 oz so he was bigger. An ultrasound is usually off by a lb, either less or more, give or take.